Sentence examples for further domination from inspiring English sources
While you can find dozens of stories each week about how Android is now dominating mobile, and poised for further domination as the rest of the world continues the move to smartphones, most overlook what is perhaps the more important story.
This new margin goes toward product promotion and further domination of the market.
Increased drought periods in semi-arid or Mediterranean systems and the invasive character of Tamarix spp. and its specific response mechanisms to cope with drought may lead to a further domination of Tamarix over Salix and Populus spp. and other typical riparian species in the near future.
In particular, IGRA-positive cases showed a 19% greater chance of progression to active TB than expected solely from the increased specificity of IGRA over TST. 10 This advantage would lead to further domination of TST-only approaches, by sequential TST then IGRA and IGRA-alone strategies.
The depression years of the 1930s eliminated all but the largest independent manufacturers and increased still further the domination of the Big Three.
These theorists concluded that ISI, carried out in conditions of capitalist relations of production dominated by the economic empires led by the United States, was a recipe for further colonization, domination, and dependency.
Given the disparity between the $2.5 trillion Russian G.D.P. and the much smaller economies of its neighbors, "regional integration" means, in practice, further Russian economic domination over its neighbors.
The company's announcement last week of a $165 billion merger with Time Warner further solidifies its domination of cyberspace by linking large amounts of content -- everything from magazines and books to cartoons, movies and recorded music -- to its ever-growing audience.
Real truth: whole field maybe less hard science than squishy sexual politics; 1993 literature review included studies insisting men talked more, "further evidence of domination & exploitation of power over women".
Earlier this year, Kellogg School of Management bolstered its one-year programme, further challenging the domination of the two-year model in America (although it continues to offer the traditional two year version as well).
