Sentence examples for which will dominate from inspiring English sources

Australians are legends overseas in the photovoltaic industry, for example, which will dominate energy this century.

Her showcase is "Uranium," which will dominate this weekend's Fuse programming in honor of Halloween.

The European Union, which will dominate this mission, wants the handover to take no more than three months, but the UN wants up to six.

Whatever Piazza says will amount to his definitive testimony on the steroids issue, which will dominate the discussion of the December 2012 Hall of Fame ballot.

Does this small dent in your annual target of 49,000 justify the extra floors, which will dominate the river bank for centuries?

Critics noted that the Centrica report had been put out just hours ahead of the budget announcement, which will dominate headlines on Wednesday.

The political landscape in Virginia has shifted dramatically in recent years, and the disagreement among the polls is essentially a disagreement about which Virginia will dominate on Election Day: the reliably Republican "Old Virginia," which is more religious, rural, working-class and white, or the politically competitive "New Virginia," which is more secular, urban, diverse and white-collar.

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Which wing will dominate as they assume the responsibilities of governing is still an open question.

It is still not clear which issues will dominate the campaign (Immigration? Health care? Jobs?).

The President, he continued, is leading us toward a system in which regulation will dominate.