Sentence examples for complete hegemony from inspiring English sources

In the television production business, Sony's analog Beta format enjoyed almost complete hegemony for roughly two decades.

Spain thus established complete hegemony over all the Italian states except Venice, which alone maintained its independence.

They seek complete hegemony in which difference of thought and the challenge of normal democratic counterweight to the establishment will not be tolerated.

So long as Gazprom continue to support Zenit St Petersburg, Moscow will never have complete hegemony, but realistically there are only three sides who look to have the stability to compete.

"Syria's aim is the complete hegemony of Lebanon". The unknown quantity in the often fractious Maronite Christian community is President Amin Gemayel, who has sent representatives to negotiate in the Syrian capital but who has opposed making concessions to the Muslims in the past.

That leaves precious few genuine domestic candidates in an era of almost complete domestic hegemony.

"In other words, they aim at putting Iraq's economic, political and military potential in the hands of American and British enemies -- a complete colonialist hegemony".

And while Uber's Chinese experience proved that it cannot expect complete global hegemony, admitting defeat on this occasion is being hailed as a blessing in disguise.

Mysore was now a major political power in the subcontinent and Haider's meteoric rise from relative obscurity and his defiance formed one of the last remaining challenges to complete British hegemony over the Indian subcontinent – a challenge which would take them more than three decades to overcome.

Later that week, Grimshaw is announced as the new Louis Walsh on The X Factor, the first time an openly gay man has held the position of Louis Walsh on The X Factor, making Grimshaw's cultural hegemony almost complete.

Ahmose I, king of ancient Egypt (reigned c. 1539 14 bce) and founder of the 18th dynasty who completed the expulsion of the Hyksos (Asiatic rulers of Egypt), invaded Palestine, and re-exerted Egypt's hegemony over northern Nubia, to the south.