Sentence examples for subsequently dominated from inspiring English sources

Evidence indicates that the Hurrians overthrew the Assyrian rulers and subsequently dominated the area.

But Ianni's portrait was markedly different from the romanticized accounts of Mafia life that have subsequently dominated popular culture.

Largely abandoning federal politics in 1863 after the failure of his railroad program, he subsequently dominated Bernese politics, though after 1875 he again served in the National Assembly.

"This experience subsequently dominated my political life," Heath would one day write, confirming him as an anti-appeaser, later (after he had returned to Germany in battle) as a passionate European, convinced that only a Europe "united, free and democratic" would be safe from the demons of ultranationalism.

Kuznetsova subsequently dominated Radwańska in future meetings, winning the last six meetings between the pair, the most recent being an upset victory at the 2012 French Open, until Radwańska stopped the rot at the 2014 Mutua Madrid Open, saving a match point in the process.

As before, high ratios are not maintained in descendant snake lineages (see also Figure S11), indicating that strong purifying selection subsequently dominated snake mitochondrial evolution (Figure 1).

John Jacob Astor, a German immigrant, opens a fur shop in New York and subsequently dominates the trade.

He applied the term to any inflexible and often irrational belief, such as a phobia, typically linked to a traumatic memory, that slips from conscious control (becomes "dissociated") and subsequently dominates a person's mental activity.

However, an important minority of emerging technology inventors at the offshoring firms go to a single onshore firm in the same industry (which gains from others' losses and subsequently dominates this space).

Wartman et al. [10] suggested that the impacts of CG on the strength of fine-grained soils may be delayed until the CG particles cease floating in the fine-grained matrix and develop particle-to-particle interactions, which, subsequently, dominate strength.

Therefore, it appears that during carcinogenesis, methylated cancer cells in a small region may expand clonally, and subsequently dominate the whole tumour tissue.