Sentence examples for dominated now from inspiring English sources
Until recently, foreign programs dominated; now Saudis are making their own shows.
The Ardennes is dominated now by coniferous forests in the higher elevations and by zones of mixed coniferous and deciduous trees, especially beeches and oaks, in the foothills.
While once such an "admission" (to paraphrase the Scottish Sun's coverage of the story) would have dominated, now it is the Scottish Labour leader's political troubles.
Yet if the Premier League acts in character, its 20 owners, dominated now by absentee billionaires, served by their chief executive, Richard Scudamore, and his lobbyist Bill Bush, will fiercely oppose the proposal.
From technology, to banking, to education to health care, from automobile makers to the media, many organizations that once dominated now struggle to meet the rapidly changing demands of a volatile, global marketplace.
Europe no longer confidently produces, as it did for two centuries, the surplus of global history; and the people Europe once dominated now chafe against the norms produced by that history.
He dominated then and he dominates now.
69 min: Hamburg are dominating now.
Li is dominating now, no question, but this has been appalling tennis in places.
Imports (which dominate) now include refined oil products and agricultural goods, and exports consist of cereals, vegetable oils, and cement.
