Sentence examples for dominance of both from inspiring English sources

That could disrupt the dominance of both the world's best golfer and the world's best conglomerate.

With 71percentt of the United States search market (and 90percentt in Britain), Google's dominance of both search and search advertising gives it overwhelming control.

Yet despite the dominance of both the player and Spanish clubs in European competitions, neither he nor Spain fared as well at international level.

These are small steps for a language threatened by the dominance of both Spanish and English amid Peru's feverish link-up with the global economy following a bloody civil war in the last decades of the 20th century.

The inheritor of battles fought by Learie Constantine, James and Frank Worrell to end the plantation dominance of both West Indian cricket and West Indian politics, he was (and few were not) less sophisticated than that trio, Murray or Viv.

Allowed to run Sky untrammelled, his dominance of both press and broadcasting would be unthinkable in almost any developed nation: the United States has far stricter cross-media ownership rules.

In an effort to reduce the dominance of Christianity, both the Derg and the EPRDF-led government have elevated the status of Islam.

Nicknamed the pope's G8, the new commission was seen in Rome as a way of circumventing the traditionally reactionary Vatican bureaucracy and counterbalancing the dominance of Italians both within the bureaucracy and the Sacred College.

Martel attributes America's dominance of the world marketplace both to its multiculturalism and to its approach of markets as markets — the government isn't particularly involved in the creation or financing of culture.

After the civil war, the dominance of black horsemen, both jockeys and trainers, continued.

At low Rayleigh number, it is found that the heatlines are smooth and perfectly normal to the isotherms indicating the dominance of conduction for both the triangles.