Sentence examples for yet dominant from inspiring English sources

Hess's mafia is instead the un-organised yet dominant subculture of Sicily to which no Sicilian is extraneous.

These are crucial technologies in the emerging markets for online media and Internet commerce, where Microsoft, not yet dominant, has many rivals.

Dotted all over the British Empire were thousands of "Orientalists" like Gertrude Bell -- simultaneously enamored of the exotic "Other" and yet dominant over it.

Given that Lukaku's marker was Patrick McNair, a 19-year-old making only his second appearance in the United first team yet dominant throughout, this was firmly the latter.

In an extraordinary display of the raw power of Iraq's Shiites, the country's long repressed yet dominant Islamic sect, hundreds of thousands converged on this holy city today to perform one of the most important rituals in the Shiite calendar for the first time in a quarter of a century.

Yet, dominant hydrological drivers at a hillslope may not be as dominant at the watershed scale because of the heterogeneity of watershed characteristics.

For, as I borrow a bit from physics principles, all the economic atoms do not align simultaneously behind each other nor rapidly, when something new first is created; thus it is in this space where the business opportunity resides, the space in which the old coexists with the sometimes yet unformed, not-yet-dominant new.

Yet the dominant reaction of Republicans has been befuddlement.

Yet the dominant tone of the film is not preachy but melancholy.

Roddick won the United States Open and finished last season at No. 1, but he is not yet a dominant figure.

A Trump less US Apprentice would likely have been a three season workhorse, culturally insignificant and not worth a UK remake, leaving the traits that made Alan Sugar the perfect Donald clone – rich yet cheap, dominant yet thin skinned – untapped.