Sentence examples for becoming dominated from inspiring English sources

For all the talk of the world becoming dominated by a "cognitive elite", in reality it appears it is nothing more than a "confidence elite".

Dr Jackson argues that the oceans are becoming dominated by microbes, toxic algal blooms, jellyfish and disease.Yet these are not insoluble problems.

This rush of red-carpet stars on the boards has led to concerns about London theatre becoming dominated by very big screen actors at very high prices.

"Once controlled by a power elite, the publishing industry is rapidly becoming dominated by everyday people who have something to say – but were formerly excluded," said Mr Snow.

However, Asad follows the rationalist commentators and has them becoming like apes and pigs, ie losing their intellectual capacities and becoming dominated by greed.

The Englishwoman heritage is clean, fair and somehow manages to pull off deflections and intercepts which even surprises herself at times; her aerial skills are the perfect foil to a game becoming dominated by tall shooters.

It seems that viewing behaviour is becoming increasingly dominated by a desire to control broadcasts.

But with the industry becoming increasingly dominated by large electronics companies, Morrow Designs filed for bankruptcy in 1986.

But MPs have raised concerns the party is becoming increasingly dominated by a core known in Westminster as the Mice – the metropolitan intellectual cultural elite.

On Monday the former president of Latvia, Vaira Vike-Freiberga, argued that the EU was becoming both dominated and neglected by Germany.

But what this week has really shown is that modern elections are becoming increasingly dominated by issues of personality rather than policy.