Sentence examples for dominance of course from inspiring English sources

The company's market dominance, of course, invites attention, as does company CEO's Bruce Taylor's high profile as head of powerful industry groups like the Western Growers Association and former chair of the Produce Marketing Association as well as past chairman of the National Steinbeck Center (the irony of this latter post surely would not be lost on the center's namesake).

His dominance was, of course, expected.

Her dominance – notwithstanding, of course, competition with ITV and, later, Channel 4 – was uncontested.

He added: "This use of so-called escalation dominance was of course a classic Soviet technique.

And with the sport now so financially reliant on the potentially toxic mix of T20 cricket, television money and Indian political dominance - where of course so much of this illegal betting is taking place - it is very hard to be confident that the game will ever be able to get on top of it.

This robotization of users, largely directed by the dominance of metrics, is, of course, endemic to social media as a whole.

The team will make it, of course, their dominance has not been accidental after all, but on the evidence of this opening race, and the competition from Toyota and Porsche, they are in for a fierce, season-long fight.

At a time when tax cuts are losing some of their appeal, Mr McCain seems to be trying to reverse 20 years of supply-side dominance in his party.Policies, of course, change all the time.

Of course, basketball dominance did make its way to the Bluegrass State by way of the Kansas Jayhawks' vaunted program, founded by James Naismith.

Once significance in dominance is detected and h is obtained, the degree of dominance is inferred as follows (assuming, of course, that homozygote mtmt has higher disease risk than homozygote wtwt).

Of course, this is veiled dominance, but you may need to play that game, to begin with.