Sentence examples for eventual dominance from inspiring English sources

In 1964, he switched his affiliation to the Republican Party, a move that historians say was the first step toward the party's eventual dominance in the South.

"In the wake of the crash, true faith in the eventual dominance of the Internet is not an easy thing to admit to.

One of the things that comes across most clearly in his book is the sense that Page and Brin never doubted the eventual dominance of their search algorithm.

Despite his eventual dominance, Niese was initially sluggish in his first outing since signing a five-year contract extension, walking three of the first six batters he faced.

The members take turns lamenting the coming dawn of "celebrity-driven culture," the eventual dominance of talent shows and reality TV, and the rise of the Internet for disturbing the sanctity of what they had done.

On political parties The eventual dominance of Republicans in southern national politics brought the two major parties to numerical equality but, in the process, induced an ideological divide between conservative Republicans and liberal Democrats, leaving a vast untended center from which a well-financed independent Presidential candidate is likely to emerge in 2008 or, if not then, in 2012.

With the eventual commercial dominance of West Coast gangsta rap, particularly the emergence of the relaxed sounds of G-funk by the early nineties, the East Coast new school/golden age can be said to have ended, with hardcore rappers such as the Wu-Tang Clan and gangsta rappers such as Nas and The Notorious B.I.G coming to dominate the East Coast scene.

The design was breathtaking in its simplicity, and was as instrumental in Google's eventual rise to global dominance as its search results.

Mr. Pearson hopes that his choreography, to live music by the HEYNA SECOND SON SINGERS, will use the architecture of the building, a former United States Custom House, to explore ideas of dominance and eventual reconciliation.

Besides, as the lower court found in upholding the 2003 gerrymander, "the history of electoral politics in Texas during the latter half of the twentieth century can be described as the story of the dominance, decline, and eventual eclipse of the Democratic Party as the state's majority party".

Between the shameful NSA surveillance activity and its eventual impact on the U.S. dominance of the Internet, the recent and upcoming budget battles which muddy the "stable democratic economy" image of the U.S., and the scenes of people being gunned down in our streets because of our trigger happy society, the U.S. is rapidly marginalizing itself in the world economy.