Sentence examples for though dominant from inspiring English sources
Though dominant in the ratings, ABC finished last in conference calls.
Though dominant in their spheres, the French and American military powers lost in Vietnam, as did the Soviets in Afghanistan and the British at Suez.
Mr. Strauss-Kahn said that a new reserve currency could limit dependence on the policies and conditions of a single, though dominant, country.Few economists say they believe that the dollar's status as the dominant foreign exchange reserve will change anytime soon.
A society could satisfy even stringent equal opportunity norms even though dominant males control resources and set the goals of institutions so that opportunities to develop capacities that men tend to favor are plentiful and opportunities to develop capacities that suit women are scarce.
And for that very reason Haye, though dominant in the ring that day in sparring, cussed his performance at its conclusion.
Though dominant with the highest numbers, Christianity is not the only game in town, Christ not the only King who rules.
… Though indisputably dominant, Azarenka does not have a calling card in her game the way most previous dominant No. 1's have.
Manchester City, though, were dominant from the outset.
The French type, though once dominant in France and England, now is used infrequently.
Though the dominant presence of the evening was of course Beethoven, Lewis's playing of this composer has never lacked personality.
In recent years, though, the dominant use of the prefix seems to be shifting to "in advance".
