Sentence examples similar to dominating word from inspiring English sources

That shift gave the Windows Office suite a significant advantage and helped Microsoft dominate word processing, spreadsheet and other office software.

They dominated word processing, spreadsheets and databases until Microsoft walked all over them.

Furthermore, poor old orphaned XyWrite still enables one to display burnt-orange text against a black background, not yet possible for some reason in world-dominating Word.

11 36 A.M. I'm pretty drunk at this point and my Southern accent is dominating the words coming out of my mouth.

— NIKI KITSANTONIS, ATHENS One word is dominating German news early Monday: relief.

Beyond the top word 'war', the score is dominated by words decreasing in frequency, with only a few words up in frequency.

In the titles' corpus (3b), "entrepreneurship" and "entrepreneurial" dominate, while word associations are similar to the author keywords (3c).

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With only 1,030 words, there is not enough coverage to see anything beyond the top word 'war,' and the shift is dominated by words that go down in frequency.

Amazon is going into this with the intention of dominating from the word go: it says that eBooks Kindle en Español will have the most Spanish-language bestsellers of any e-bookstore in the U.S., as measured by Nielsen.

"I Am Not Your Negro" is dominated by words, and by its director's interest in how language can support or contradict what we see.