Sentence examples for cements its position from inspiring English sources

It is a great result for the UK higher education sector and cements its position as one of the greatest university nations in the world".

In return, Facebook gets lots of user data and cements its position as the owner of canonical profiles (meaning real users, real data) and their friend list.

The arrival of Instagram fills the biggest app gap in Windows Phone, and symbolically at least cements its position as the third choice mobile platform — for app developers to address (and consumers to adopt).

It manufacturers the company's Nexus devices, and the rise of its own smartphones — shipments of which jumped 39% year-on-year to reach 16.8 million units in Q3 2014 — only cements its position as a key influencer in the Android ecosystem.

"This nod from Hollywood allows Netflix to play with the big guns in the cable world and, more importantly, cements its position as the industry leader in providing OTA (over the air) services that will eventually change the way most of us receive our TV and video content in the future".

Sainsbury's was the best performer of the big four supermarket chains, according to Kantar, as a 0.8% sales rise in the 12 weeks to 3 January helped it cement its position as the UK's second largest supermarket, ahead of Asda, with a 17% share of the grocery market.

It has cemented its position as one of Europe's most dynamic cities with projects such as the regeneration of the Docklands, where up to 350,000 sq metres of commercial space is set to be built.

Electronic dance music is big business today, and SFX Entertainment, a producer of live events and other electronic dance music content, is making a big consolidation move to cement its position within it.

Proponents say it will give Yahoo the resources it needs to cement its position in other markets through investments and acquisitions.

It had by the 20th century cemented its position as Britain's best-selling Sunday newspaper under the leadership of Sir Emsley Carr, who was editor from 1891 until his death in 1941.

Now, Grab is claiming leadership — with 25,000 daily bookings and 6,000 drivers since its launch in March — and it has revealed an aggressive plan to cement its position.