Sentence examples for whose dominance from inspiring English sources

There's a certain satisfaction in taking something away from people perceived as having been too certain and self-confident for too long, people who've dominated society but whose dominance is slipping away.

Size-matched inexperienced males (one dominant; N = 20, one subordinate; N = 20), whose dominance status had previously been established as described above, were placed separately into each arm of a choice chamber designed using a partially (60 mm) divided crystallizing dish (80 mm in diameter) and allowed to acclimatize.

Western manufacturers, whose dominance eroded in the 1980's, long ago made similar adjustments.

Much of this week, however, will be about Woods, whose dominance of the spotlight is unquestioned.

For most of the novel, Stan is tied to disinterested female partners whose dominance is incompatible with Stan's neurotic desires.

Karrie Webb, whose dominance of the Ladies Professional Golfers Association Tour never got the headlines it deserved.

In another direction is the BBC, a glittering radio institution whose current dominance of the industry cannot be underestimated.

Its main rival will be less affluent Russia, whose historic dominance has left it with the habit of trying to boss former Soviet republics.

It might pose problems for companies like Apple, Intel and Qualcomm, whose market dominance in online music downloads, computer chips and mobile phone technology is also being scrutinized by the European Commission.

Woods was his natural heir, a fiery, telegenic athlete whose improbable dominance of his sport was easily grasped and appreciated by millions of people who had never much cared for golf.

Software and legal experts said the European ruling might signal problems for companies like Apple, Intel and Qualcomm, whose market dominance in online music downloads, computer chips and mobile phone technology is also being scrutinized by the European Commission.