Sentence examples for the continued predominance from inspiring English sources
How this wary rapprochement moves from this point forward is highly uncertain given a new, unpredictable face in the White House and the continued predominance in Havana of the old guard, typified by Castro's cautious brother, Raúl.
With the advent of such recent paradigms as white box reuse, component-based software development, and re-engineering, and with the continued predominance of software maintenance, less and less software engineering activity nowadays deals with straightforward development.
Still, the continued predominance of the United States in the region and the growing appeal of Islamist parliamentarians mean Al Qaeda is unlikely to get the states it desires.
For this group of older people, the continued predominance of essentialist notions of 'ethnicity' within the gerontological literature has meant that their ageing and later-life experiences also continue to be conceptualised and presented largely in homogenised and othering terms (Torres 2015).
"Its continued predominance is one of the reasons why sexism in professions such as mine never quite goes away," she said.
The advantages of such small-gauge, sutureless vitrectomy ensure its continued predominance, but unsutured infusion cannulas often slip outward, requiring monitoring and repositioning, especially during prolonged vitrectomy with extensive eye movement (figure 4).
As a whole, our findings indicate a continued predominance of clinical climate based on blame and fear.
The chart below tracks the continued decline.
The continued unrest risked undermining his credibility.
So why the continued protestations?
