Sentence examples for the predominant force from inspiring English sources

Instead, voter fatigue is the predominant force, the unspoken backdrop to a ballot that many are quick to say they never wanted.

This is an explanation that actually fits with the New York Times's analysis, that "the predominant force" behind Trump is not an anti-immigration groundswell but "extraordinary and sustained media coverage".

But for Booker, the predominant force is music – whether it is black or white, punk or country blues, and a musician's right to mingle them all together if she or he sees fit.

It was called the "contagion effect," and the strategy was to stop it before it infected a booming American economy that had become the predominant force for growth around the world.

Though now long forgotten, the Seals were, for 55 years, the predominant force of West Coast baseball, during an era when the established Major Leagues sprawled only east of the Mississippi, and games weren't broadcast on television.

Culture, not the individual talent, is the predominant force; in creative writing classes, young writers are told that if they do not read widely, they are more likely to be helplessly influenced by those whose work they do not know.

The results showed that the hydrogen bond and van der Waals interaction were the predominant forces in the binding process.

Beginning in the Mesozoic, the continent of Asia experienced a period of intracontinental tectonic events when Indosinian, Yanshanian and Himalayan orogenies were the predominant forces shaping the landmass in China (Wang et al. 2005).

In fact, other studies have emphasized demographic and spatial history as the predominant forces in HCV evolution [74].

The crystal structure of the complex between S. cerevisiae cytochrome c and its redox soluble partner cytochrome c peroxidase reveals that hydrophobic interactions are the predominant forces holding the complex together (Fig. 3D) [3D].

The country's isolationists, a predominant force in the Republican party, argued that the United States was in no danger and must focus only on its own defense.