Sentence examples for dominated major from inspiring English sources

As business fares rose to record highs in the mid-1990's, many cities and states came to resent the way large airlines dominated major metropolitan airports.

Despite a return to a more democratic voting system and the inclusion of a sixth and in some cases seventh nominee, little-watched cable fare still dominated major categories when the Academy of Television Arts & Sciences announced its nominations for this year's Emmy Awards earlier Thursday morning.

The newspaper story was based on research comparing pesticide use and yield between the United States, where genetic engineering has dominated major crops, and Western Europe, which did not embrace the technology.

He would have dominated major-league batters in any decade starting in the nineteen-twenties, had owners been sensible or brave enough to hire him — or any of the other talented African-American players of the first half of the century.

But the strength of the technology stocks that dominate major indexes has obscured general weakness.

An entrenched population of rowdy, polyglot rabble seems to dominate major sites.

A few others, such as Amazon, aspire to first-tier status, whereas firms such as ARM, EBay, Netflix, and Square could dominate major specialized domains.

"Anybody in their right mind would have said, 'You don't change this kid.' He was able to dominate major league baseball to this point".

Meanwhile, Sony has lost money for five straight years in televisions, trailing Samsung Electronics of South Korea, which dominates major markets with a lean production and aggressive pricing.

In sales of flat-screen televisions, Sony trails Samsung Electronics of South Korea, which dominates major markets with a leaner production setup and aggressive pricing and marketing.

The White House argument goes like this: Washington traditionally chooses the head of the World Bank -- it just succeeded in gaining reappointment of James D. Wolfensohn -- and it is already accused of dominating major international institutions.