Predominance in a sentence

Urbanisation after the Second World War led to widespread language shift from Māori predominance (with Māori the primary language of the rural whānau ) to English predominance (English serving as the primary language in the Pākehā cities).

Also, though usually left unstated, is its desire to preserve America’s Asian predominance by maintaining its nuclear monopoly among friends.

So -- but the predominance is just a catch-up from -- and some inflationary impacts on those trucks.

The works are mixed media on canvas, with a predominance of collage and colour.

Again, the predominance of entries this week were in the Intro class which required a two-way split.

There is a complete disregard for theory and categorization which might come about with the predominance of the left hemisphere.

Back in the village, referred to by locals all over the Valley as “Iteville” because of the predominance of the Italian population in the Mill days, there was a grand total of ten families, eight of them indigenous, occupying the homes still standing.

However, decades of cannabis prohibition have resulted in a lack of genetic diversity worldwide and a predominance of only a small fraction of potential agents.

However, it was rejected because of the predominance of English in the film.

However, there are some signs of an increasing predominance of men over women, leading researchers to believe that these are the origins of gender inequality.

But in this world, although the community tries to maintain the predominance of tradition, outside forces are working to undermine this bedrock of convention.

According to some baseball historians, Robinson and the other African American players helped reestablish the importance of baserunning and similar elements of play that were previously de-emphasized by the predominance of power hitting.

Arts and Crafts Museum (10 Marshal Tito Square ) was founded in 1880 with the intention of preserving the works of art and craft against the new predominance of industrial products.

At this date images of terrifying monsters have predominance over the emphasis on the human figure that developed with Humanist philosophy.

Brown, James I, p. 52 The meeting may also have been intended as an official acceptance of Douglas but it signalled a change in the Black Douglas predominance vis-a-vis the crown and other nobles.

But all the Latin and Greek writers contemporary with the days of Gothic predominance make their constant contributions.

By "happiness", he understood a predominance of "pleasure" over "pain".

By setting out to ‘destroy this predominance of economic factors’ (Cole 1980, 180) through the re-organization of key spheres of life into forms of associative action and coordination capable of giving the ‘fullest development of functional organisation’.

Despite the predominance of women in the movement, they were not formally indoctrinated or given leading ministerial positions.

He showed that artifacts could be classified into types and that these types varied over time in ways that correlated with the predominance of stone, bronze or iron implements and weapons.