predominate

No particular department or agency should have a predominate role.

While the personal predominates, the political has not been overlooked.

This shows that on certain major questions a general view predominates over party lines.

The group of works in which large, often black, forms predominate are perhaps less successful.

Young women predominated at a ratio of about four to one.

They seem to come in two sizes, large and small, with the former predominating.

Each of them takes its name and character from that which predominates in it.

The problem is, the court has to make a judgment whether common questions predominate over individual ones.

Green still predominated, but the aspect of the room was changed.

Which version predominates is often determined by who has more power.

Head and neck injuries predominate in those who go over.

On the whole, however, it was the first impression that predominated.

Local news still predominated, but national issues were becoming increasingly important.

"At the beginning, the individual stories are going to predominate.

Only with hindsight will it be clear which has predominated.

Talk predominated around the forging of a new world order.

Whether Sunnis can do the same in the areas where they predominate has now become the key question.

He could not be certain whose influence predominated: his or hers.

Early in the Soviet period, social and political literature predominated among published works.

"Although the video predominates, there is a heightened sense of the performance."

At first, a sense of helplessness predominated in the committee.

The male predominates in the pictures, examples and the questions.

In his prayers there was one note that al- ways predominated.

The building was completed in 1961, at which time Chinese residents predominated.

Black hairs predominate on the middle of the back and tail.