Sentence examples for dominating across from inspiring English sources

Jumptap's numbers indicate that while Apple (at 32.2percentt) and Google (at 58.8percentt) are dominating across its U.S. ad network of 95 million monthly users, the weak appear to be getting weaker: RIM's BlackBerry platform is at a "new low" of 6.7percentt share of impressions, while Symbian accounted for 1.4percentt of impressions, and Windows Mobile for even less: 0.5percentt.

Clearly, that model is working for them, since CBS is still dominating across the board in overall ratings (if not the key adults 18-35 demo), but as the cultural zeitgeist grows more progressive, pressure is mounting for networks to follow suit -- hence the GLAAD study.

The stars South Korea and Italy are tipped to dominate across the events.

But the United States, as a team, dominated across the board, winning a total of 23 medals, 7 of them gold, to lead the international field.

They dominated across the field, allowing Sydney inside their 50 just five times - their fewest entries in a quarter since mid-2013.

Cambridge dominates across the board, coming top in 16 out of 47 subjects including biosciences, chemical engineering, computer science, maths, medicine and veterinary science.

Although the notion of Rama as good and Ravana as evil still dominates across India, there are several Ravana temples in southern India and Ravana is admired by groups such as the untouchable Dalits and the entrepreneurial Nadar castes.

There is a keen awareness that the English have made a practice of willed indifference to the countries and cultures they have dominated across the globe; how did I get through 15 years of studying history in three schools and two universities without ever addressing Scotland?

Provisioning ES dominated across all the ES categories.

Although there are general agreements on the need for change, different ideas and visions for the future dominate across different groups of stakeholders and academics.

The iPhone dominates across news mentions (60%), the blogosphere (77%), and Google search volume (68%), but the blogosphere is disproportionately obsessed with the iPhone.