Sentence examples for which had dominated from inspiring English sources

The minority Sunni population, which had dominated Iraq's affairs under Saddam Hussein, feels increasingly marginalized.

Or the end of the age of empires, which had dominated the politics and economics of the world for centuries.

The irony, of course, is that Keynesian economics, which had dominated macroeconomic thinking since the war, was already dying.

But Affymetrix, which had dominated the industry from day one, did not intend to give up its sovereignty easily.

In the course of the Italian wars, the non-noble infantry adopted tactical innovations that unseated the cavalry of heavily armoured nobility, which had dominated medieval warfare.

The park is the size of Rhode Island, and was established in 1960, by Portugal, which had dominated Mozambique for nearly five hundred years.

while the Chetniks were largely in Serbia, which had dominated the new Yugoslav state during the period between the world wars.

In the 2006 PA parliamentary elections, Fatah which had dominated Palestinian politics since its founding in the 1950s suffered a decisive loss to Ḥamās, reflecting years of dissatisfaction with Fatah's governance, which was criticized as corrupt and inefficient.

Mr Kan's Democratic Party of Japan (DPJ) had just put up an impressive fight in a general election against the Liberal Democratic Party LDPP), which had dominated politics almost continuously since 1955.

The Reformist Party supported privatization, opposing the Modernist Party, which had dominated politics during the reign of Emperor Wu and the subsequent regency of Huo Guang (d. 68 BC).

This theology, which had dominated Catholic ecclesiology since the Protestant Reformation, limited theology to a deductive logical exercise, emphasized submission to authority, and conceived the church in strictly juridical and hierarchical terms.