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• s  having superior power and influence

• Though carried out while Nasser was preoccupied with Suez, and their own government overwhelmingly preponderant on its borders, the Husan affair made many Israelis fearful of the .
• Noted Corriere Delia Sera: "Even though the number of non-Italians is still preponderant, at least we are no longer the miserable one-third that we were reduced to during the .
• The Soviet Union is playing a preponderant role in the battle against Nazi Germany.

• overriding
• paramount
• predominant
• predominate
• preponderating

News & Articles

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• Mexico imposes restrictions on Slim, Televisa
  MEXICO CITY (AP) — Mexican regulators declared the country's main television network and Carlos Slim's telecom company as "preponderant" market players on Friday, part of an effort by the government to promote competitiveness in the telecommunications sector.
  March 8, 2014 - Associated Press via Yahoo! News
• Mexico imposes restrictions on Slim, Televisa - Quincy Herald-Whig | Illinois & Missouri News, Sports
  MEXICO CITY (AP) - Mexican regulators declared the country's main television network and Carlos Slim's telecom company as "preponderant" market players on Friday, part of an effort by the government to promote competitiveness in the telecommunications sector.
  March 8, 2014 - Quincy Herald-Whig
• Mexico to open first-ever bidding for TV networks
  MEXICO CITY (AP) — Mexican regulators hit the country's main television network with a double punch on Friday, declaring Televisa a "preponderant" market player and slapping restrictions on the company, which bills itself as the largest media outlet in the Spanish-speaking world.
  March 7, 2014 - Associated Press via Yahoo! News

Quotes

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• Guy Fréquelin in Motorsport.com
  We have won our last two visits to Spain and the new C4 WRC has already given us two wins on asphalt,explains Guy Frequelin. "That probably makes us favourites, yet that would be forgetting such crucial parameters as the preponderant role...
• Donald Kagan in RealClearPolitics (blog)
  What seems to work best in world affairs, historian Donald Kagan wrote in his book On the Origins of War, "Is the possession by those states who wish to preserve the peace of the preponderant power and of the will to accept the burdens and...
• Donald Kaberuka in Afrique en ligne
  Kaberuka says that makes "the role of the Diaspora becomes more and more preponderant in view of the importance and stability of its transfers of funds".