Sentence examples for comprehensively dominate from inspiring English sources
While Boiler Room can't definitively claim to have invented the format of live-streaming music, the last half-decade has seen it comprehensively dominate.
I had been urged to attend Champs, told there was nothing like it anywhere in the world, but I had gone to Jamaica in search of answers to another question: how could such a small island so comprehensively dominate sprinting on the world stage?
However the list was comprehensively dominated by Japanese and American firms with 40 and 35 per cent respectively.
So it's fitting that the film comprehensively dominated the global box office on its weekend of release, with a $132m haul.
But while Yahoo has suffered, Google has powered ahead in the online search market - which it comprehensively dominates with a global share estimated at 75% - and made moves into the wider online advertising market.
The visitors' solid scrum laid the platform for their first-half tries and only the regular whistling of referee Alain Rolland kept the Wallabies from being even more comprehensively dominated at the set-piece.
This study attempts to generate a symmetrical and fair experiment to demonstrate the relative guiding power of gain-loss frequency and EV under uncertainty, specifically to identify which factor most comprehensively dominates normal subject preferences.
Manchester United seem to find points after putting in a weak performances, which makes it all the stranger when they can't take away a result when they dominate so comprehensively.
To see 11 men as gifted as Barcelona's dominate 90 minutes as comprehensively as they did against Madrid can leave only one regret: It was so one-sided that Real was reduced to chasing lost causes until, long before the end, they lost the will even to fight for the ball.
Apple Computer's sleek music-player, and its iTunes software and online store, dominate the digital-music industry as comprehensively as Microsoft's Windows operating system dominates desktop computing.
"Because their agendas dominate," he writes, "what rarely gets addressed comprehensively is what most people want: affordable health care, excellent schools, adequate pensions, a clean environment, and an economy that generates more and more well-paying jobs.
