Sentence examples for well dominating from inspiring English sources

City, who had not won in their four previous visits to London, responded well, dominating possession and pinning Palace back to the edge of their own box.

For politicians one question may well dominate all others: who is going to pay?

On Tuesday night, for once, the policy contents of the speech may well dominate things.

Pierre de Boissieu, a civil servant at the EU's Council of Ministers who happens to be related to Charles de Gaulle, may well dominate the secretariat that does the donkey-work.

But Microsoft aside, what remained of the show was still enough to provide a look at the technologies that may well dominate the news in the coming year.

But impediments to healing -- from lack of confidence in our military and political leaders to war itself -- could well dominate for some time.

Unless the G.O.P. does an unexpected about turn during the next few weeks, the battle over gun control could well dominate the early months of the new Administration.

First, without a cap of some sort, the wealthiest athletic departments, like Texas's, with its own sports network, and Oklahoma State's, which has Boone Pickens's fortune behind it, could well dominate the recruiting of top players.

The loopiest aspect of the Group of 8 conclave in Évian is the notion that global leaders are confronting the challenges of the 21st century in the absence of the nation that may well dominate the century.

James D Williams Lead science tutor University of Sussex In Mr Gove's new model, a few "outstanding" schools may well dominate the system, collecting public money and (perhaps) purchasing some services from universities on an ad hoc basis.

Some senior American and British officials say privately that they are concerned that if an election was held today, a Shiite muslim cleric might well dominate the polling on the strength of the 60 percent Shiite share of the population.