predominance , also: predominancy

Space was still there; but it had lost its predominance.

A predominance of central funding will always leave the last word with government.

The second is, how can the predominance of Germany be contained?

The predominance of an entire race had decided the outcome.

If only there weren't such a predominance of green, he thought.

This development has taken place under the predominance of the male principle.

This is our Europe of the future, one which can establish its predominance at international level.

This group also showed a male predominance and older age compared with other groups.

One reason may be the predominance of generalists taking part in the studies.

There is no gender predominance for the occurrence of disease.

But the choice also reflected American predominance in civil aviation.

Also male predominance was particularly significant in these cases.

Sometimes New York's predominance is simply a matter of scale.

But the predominance of opinion is that we've got a pretty good shot at success."

Predominance in Defense Services continues and so is service to country.

That they've done more harm than good, and helped to wreck American predominance in the world.

The predominance of stone as a building material came about early in Bermuda's history.

The predominance of superheroes has continued into the modern day.

His intimate feeling of power urges him always to exercise predominance.

The sky took the earth as his bride, and she lost social predominance thereby.

The exterior is modern and stern in its predominance of stone.

Despite its predominance, the practice of Islam is far from monolithic.

There is likely to be a predominance of either type in particular populations, but the data are conflicting.

This predominance of young people is not expected to decline in the foreseeable future.

Instead, he has tightened controls on the media and emphasized the predominance of the party.