Sentence examples for break the hegemony from inspiring English sources

The rise of pan-Arab satellite TV (with more than 700 free-to-air channels at the last count) has given local content a platform that never existed before and helped break the hegemony of state-controlled outlets.

Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg argues that nonpartisanship will break the hegemony of the Democratic Party and bring good government to a city that is still, despite the current mayor and his predecessor, a one-party town under tight party control in local elections.

"We are aiming to break the hegemony of the industrial fast food chains, and pave the way for an organic revolution.

The concentration of activity on Apple and Google's platforms show that while it continues to be a challenge for smaller players to break the hegemony that is Samsung/Android and Apple on handset sales, the same goes in content.

Windows Phone and its main licensee Nokia, meanwhile, continue to see gains — albeit still on a modest scale that is not able to break the hegemony of Apple and Android.

Not only will you be putting good things into your head, you'll be helping Nate, Jessie, Rio, Adam, Joe, Matt, Rio, Sparky, Steven, Dylan, and Chris, Microcosm's staff, make a little more than $5,000 a year each and you'll break the hegemony of corporate bullshit that keeps us in the dark about what's really going on.

His tennis is so good now that those fears about his ever breaking the hegemony at the top of the game should be set aside.

Pop art had broken the hegemony of Abstract Expressionism; its bumptious, mass-cult images were attracting a whole new audience to an art that seemed immediately comprehensible and highly entertaining.

Al-Jazeera – once heralded as the beacon of free Arab media that broke the hegemony of the western networks and reversed the flow of information from east to west for the first time since the middle ages – faces closing its doors for good.

Now, a new political party, Partido X, has emerged from the protests, with the intention of breaking the hegemony of the People's party (PP) and the Spanish Socialist Workers party (PSOE) that have taken turns to run the countryfor the last 30 years.

For Dr Onyeka Nubia, who has long been labouring at the task of breaking the hegemony and adducing evidence of a far more diverse Tudor population than previous generations have believed, this is another weapon in his war against received wisdom.