Sentence examples for attained dominance from inspiring English sources

The intellectual system of the great Southern thinker Zhu Xi (1130 1200), whose interpretation of Confucianism established the first major school of the movement subsequently known as neo-Confucianism, attained dominance.

Through the HD broadcasts the Met has attained dominance of the field: not as a standard to which regional companies can aspire, as in the past, but as a permanent and sometimes intrusive presence in their communities.

Having attained dominance in its field long ago, Twitter has to adopt a far more transparent approach to the way it enforces its rules.

Despite poor and delayed germination, the invasive I. glandulifera attained dominance even at a high competitor density and was competitively superior across all treatments, exceeding the height of both congeners.

If either party wants to attain dominance, it ignores this segment of the American population at its own peril.

Cryosols are linked to the landscape by the presence of permafrost and the accompanying cryopedogenic processes, which attain dominance over other soil properties and processes in incorporating these soils into global taxonomic systems.

This article addresses the question: How do some designs and technologies attain dominance, even when they are considered 'inferior' in many respects, and become the basis for a sustainable competitive advantage for their proponents?

PAGE 1 WATCHING OPERA IN HD The Metropolitan Opera's "Live in HD" movie theater broadcasts around the country have helped the Met attain dominance in the field, not as a standard to which regional companies can aspire, as in the past, but as a permanent and sometimes intrusive presence.

He says he supports 3Taps' fight against Craigslist (Kidd is also one of his investors), but ultimately sites like his Whileturn to aggregating as many sources of rental information that they can find.

The researchers therefore predicted that "when given the chance to attain dominance, females should be going all out to make sure they get it," team member Sarah Hodge of the University of Cambridge says.

Entrance is easy for small, intelligent companies, but there is no space for organic growth; the market is instantly global and a newcomer can attain dominance in 10 years.