Sentence examples for dominate the message from inspiring English sources

The renewed emphasis on job creation will dominate the message that Obama will take to the road in the days after his speech, pushing his economic recovery proposals during stops in North Carolina, Georgia and his hometown of Chicago.

But in the meantime, the two companies who are positioned to easily dominate the messaging wars by nature of offering the default application for SMS and MMS communications on their respective operating systems and hardware, Apple and Google, are falling further behind in terms of the feature sets today's mobile users demand.

At the same time, WeChat and QQ Messenger dominate the messaging apps landscape.

Suggestions of how to fix the global economic crisis, ahead of next week's G20 summit, dominated the message boards this week.

Two items dominated the message boards this week, the pre-budget report and the demise of two major retail chains, Woolworths and MFI, now clearly beyond the help of any fiscal stimulus packages.

While WeChat remains relatively obscure in the United States, where players like WhatsApp, Skype and Facebook Messenger dominate the mobile messaging market, analysts say WeChat registered nearly 100,000 new users in the United States in September alone.

It's because rabble-rousing lying racists like O'Reilly, Sean Hannity and Rush Limbaugh, in partnership with flame-stoking lying pols like Sarah Palin and Newt Gingrich, dominate the media and control the message the right-wing vomits to its equally ignorant racist base.

Did you hear that he didn't really write those plays?" In an age where sound bites dominate, the simplified yet misguided message of "Anonymous" may very well prove more memorable than actual historical facts, dangerously and irresponsibly lowering public understanding of an important cultural issue.

Windows Live Messenger dominates the instant messaging market in the UK: Law says 93% of messaging minutes are in Windows Messenger.

AOL, on the other hand, dominates the instant messaging market, and Microsoft wants AOL to make its messaging service compatible with Microsoft's service.

It is true that the combined firm would dominate the markets for instant messaging and web-based e-mail, but neither is lucrative.