Sentence examples for dominant globally from inspiring English sources

He demonstrates little understanding of the immensely arduous challenge of electing, let alone running, a social democratic or democratic socialist government, when neoliberalism is so destructively dominant globally and the British media mostly in hock to it.

Anheuser-Busch Anheuser-Busch InBev descendant and the world's largest brewer, hopes to soon become much bitser – and more dominant globally – as it prepares to gobble up its corporateval, SABMiller, in a descendant more thand$100 billion.

If this is the case, then why are oak forests still widely distributed and dominant globally?

Hoy steps away from his sport with British cycling dominant globally on both track and increasingly road, the country in love with bikes and those lean heroes who ride them.

Google's purchase of Waze may have attracted the FTC's attention because its own mapping service is already so dominant globally, with some billion users vs the 45 million app downloads Waze had previously reported.

As intensification pathways become dominant globally, new, sustainable modes of intensification are urgently needed.

High future earnings stood out as the most dominant theme globally, yet the range was quite wide.

Yet surely the virtues you praise are absolutely integral to the vices in allowing Amazon to achieve such a dominant position globally: unfair competition, dodging tax, bullying its rivals.

Money talks, and the US has not seen it as worthwhile to declare a distinct language, since American English, like the American dollar, is the current dominant force globally, like it or not.

8 HCV genotype-1 is the dominant genotype globally, 9 but HCV genotype-3 is now the major infecting genotype in the UK 10 and in large parts of Asia, 1 infecting approximately 53 million people globally 9 and commonly associated with injecting drug use and interventional medical practice.

I truly believe at this moment if we all put our best foot forward collectively, I think we can take a pretty dominant stance, globally-speaking.