Sentence examples for seem to be dominated from inspiring English sources

The papers still seem to be dominated by the Institute for Fiscal Studies reports that were out yesterday.

B.B.: Discussions of literary comics, or graphic novels, or whatever you want to call them, often seem to be dominated by just a handful of names.

(New England skiing, like medieval Scotland, can seem to be dominated by a handful of hardy clans: the Cochrans, the Shaws, the Knights).

Perhaps my sensitivities have been raised by my job, but the headlines seem to be dominated by a depressing cavalcade of child rapists, internet pornographers and young gunmen.

The structural changes seem to be dominated by the dynamics of the upper layers of the star.

However, P coda waves seem to be dominated by the SP conversion waves (Yoshimoto et al. 1997a).

0.01am: The cast of Slumdog Millionaire seem to be dominating the first part of this Oscar night, just as the bookies are predicting they will dominate the last.

For now, the retail brokerages and retail customers seem to be dominating the market.

"But they seem to be dominating over the strains that were reported prior to 2007," says Browning.

1510GMT: Cameroon seem to be dominating Senegal in Yaounde - the Indomitable Lions have had several scoring chances.

Thanks to an election year and a high unemployment rate, jobs seem to be dominating the headlines even more than usual.