| He finds that the National Science Foundation's research awards go preponderantly to fifteen universities. |
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| I didn't know how well my meat-eating, preponderantly male family would take to an all-veggie sandwich. |
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| When the Third Duma met in late 1907 it had, not surprisingly, a preponderantly right-wing complexion. |
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| The English naval forces comprised 34 royal warships and some 170 privately owned ships, preponderantly drawn from East Anglia and Kent. |
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| Howard's use of paint seems eminently sensuous, as do her colors, which in this show were preponderantly red-hued. |
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| Violence is a traumatic experience for any man or woman, but gender-based violence is preponderantly inflicted by men on women and girls. |
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| Western Africans reconstructed their native drums in the New World, preponderantly as ritual instruments. |
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| The other leading Czech composer of Smetana's period, Antonín Dvořák, wrote nine operas but remained preponderantly an instrumental composer. |
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| Aluminum for packaging is preponderantly in the form of sheet or foil. |
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| The judicial system determined the status of the Supreme Court of Serbia as preponderantly an appeals court and accounted for its case backlog. |
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| FreeCom has a well established position on the German market while Dangaard is preponderantly active in the Scandinavian markets and in Switzerland. |
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| They are also preponderantly in informal, part-time, unskilled positions. |
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| If the purpose is shown to be preponderantly, explicitly or implicitly, the promotion of irrational hedonistic impulses, the action is objectionable. |
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| It seems to have escaped Gros and Mayer's notice that sovereign borrowing is now done preponderantly in the securitization market rather than in the form of bank loans. |
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| This makes that debt very much more difficult to reschedule than was the case when sovereign debt preponderantly took the form of bank loans. Willem Buiter correctly notes that for Greece it is five minutes to midnight. |
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| Other professionals preponderantly involved in the built heritage sector include architectural historians, building historians, historical geographers, and historians among others. |
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| Figure No. 3 sets out our estimates of the number of persons in specialized occupations working wholly or preponderantly in the built heritage sector. |
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| An epidemiological transition has thus occurred whereby the causes of death have passed from being preponderantly communicable diseases to being dominated by non-communicable diseases. |
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| If a claim is preponderantly based on injury to a national this is evidence of the fact that the claim would not have been brought but for the injury to the national. |
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| With a preponderantly technical content, the seminars usually run for periods of one to three weeks, in Marseilles as well as in foreign countries and Overseas France. |
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