Sentence examples for continued dominance from inspiring English sources

The continued dominance of the U.S. market by British carpets led U.S. manufacturers to encourage the development of power equipment, and a power loom first appeared in 1841.

This not only indicates continued dominance by large firms, but it is also not clear how the growing numbers of small firms survive.

The continued dominance of baseflow by 2004 2005 floodwater nearly 5 years later despite three smaller floods in 2007, 2008 and 2009—highlights the long-term impacts that the largest floods have on riparian water composition.

As the logjam demonstrates, Trump's rise and continued dominance wasn't inevitable it represents a massive institutional failure on the part of the Republican Party.

The continued dominance of some communities and ecosystems by taxa such as ferns or gymnosperms, with little or no reticulation, suggests that these network strategies remain viable.

But it's also really sad to see the continuing dominance of Reaganolatry.

John Major has claimed to be "truly shocked" by the continuing dominance of the privately educated elite in British public life.

Analysts and diplomats say the country's new Constitution virtually ensures the continuing dominance of the military in the political life of the country, despite the election.

This year, ACE have highlighted Birmingham and Leeds as cities in which thriving dance scenes can be developed as a counterbalance to London's continuing dominance of the art form.

At one point during his CPAC speech, Carson seemed to deliver a muted rebuke to Trump's continuing dominance of the campaign, and the news coverage of it.

As the giants have struggled, the chuken kigyo has thrived.The foreigners are comingImpressive as it is, however, Japanese firms' continuing dominance is not guaranteed.