Sentence examples for because it dominates from inspiring English sources

Potash piqued his interest because it dominates its niche in North America.

Another reason why Shell has managed to conceal its culpability is because it dominates the process of investigating and reporting on its own oil spills.

Consumer spending is a crucial indicator, both because it dominates the overall economy and because of its implications for the job market.

The survey found that consumer spending, which is crucial because it dominates the overall economy and because of its implications for the job market, appeared to increase even though there was an emphasis on essential and lower-priced goods with limited spending on big-ticket items.

The iPad will still dominate the market, because it dominates in all the most important criteria: thinness, weight, integration, beauty — and apps.

Trip Rodgers, at UBS Warburg in New York, called it "the big fish in the small pond" because it dominates many nonurban Western markets.

Kansas built its double-digit lead because it dominated on the inside.

The Phosphate Sorption Capacity (PSC) was chosen as target variable to optimize sampling, because it dominated total cost per sample.

Corning made huge profits because it dominated the business of making the glass envelopes that house TV picture tubes, first for black and white, later for color.

One option trade stood out in the January 2010 contract because it dominated more than half of the options volume on the stock today.

The people that were working for her held a huge press conference the week before the film came out, and they said, 'We have not seen this movie, but it is all lies.' And it was kind of amazing because the amount of press we got -- that they sparked by holding that press conference -- propelled the film into being the most-watched HBO movie in a decade because it dominated the press cycle.