Sentence examples for greater domination from inspiring English sources

Celtic manager Neil Lennon is demanding even greater domination of Scotland's top flight than last season.

The greatest domination in Olympic history was Eric Heiden's winning five speedskating medals in 1980 at Lake Placid, ranging from 500 meters to 10,000 meters.

He is perhaps not Mr Right in the confusing scheme of greater, grander domination, but he is an excellent Mr Right Now.

Then, reality hit sometime after 3 p.m., when none of those things happened and unless you could find something pulse-quickening about Orlando sending J.J. Redick to Milwaukee — and well, heaven help you if you did — that great world-domination board game played in people's heads sputtered to an unsatisfying end.

This may seem like an obvious step, but it's one that most publishers have missed in the past, concentrating on competing with one another rather than addressing the far greater threat of domination of the industry by tech companies.

Arguably Quality of Care evaluations appear to be subjecting contemporary health care practices and practitioners to a greater level of domination than emancipation.

A few months after he had helped New Zealand to the 1987 World Cup, he assumed the captaincy, and proceeded to lead the All Blacks through one of their great periods of domination.

If China were to dominate the South and East China Seas, it would suddenly not just be a regional power, but a great power, because domination of those seas would enable its navy and air force to venture further into the Pacific, and more importantly into the Indian Ocean, which is the global energy interstate, encompassing the entire arc of Islam.

Michael Jordan's domination was greater than Wayne Gretzky's more or less by default.

"Just domination — and great command.

America's military supremacy owes a great deal to its domination of what defense planners call the information battlefield.