Sentence examples for dominates because of the from inspiring English sources
Unlike Asia's lead in m-commerce, mobile advertising will remain a market where America dominates because of the higher spend by American advertisers.
Also, the scattering effect may contribute to the decline, but the plasmonic effect still dominates because of the relatively small size of the nanoparticles [20].
This suggests that an additional pathways for the diminishing the charge carriers dominates because of the interactions between the excited ZnO and CNT.
But small finely textured lithographs dominate because of the presence of artists and printers who saw beyond the medium's largely commercial applications.
But ultimately, Twitter is also dominating because of the mistakes we are making in the social TV industry.
Both fighters were impressive overall but couldn't dominate because of the strengths of the other.
But they're dominating because of the weaknesses of their immediate rivals, not those of the mid-table outfits.
Jackson could not abide the falsity of the story that Microsoft dominates because of technical superiority alone, which is the myth that the company sells about itself.
Myers had no comment on the doping allegations, but also said she was unconvinced that the team dominated because of prohibited blood transfusions or banned substances.
That is, in many technology markets a single company tends to dominate because the economic advantages of being large (usually, the advantage of having lots of users) outweighs other sources of competitive advantage or disadvantage.
