Sentence examples for growing domination from inspiring English sources

Left-wing Israeli commentators, moreover, bemoan growing domination of the army and security services by the religious right.

Indicative of the growing domination of Brahmanic intellectual life, the ancient Puranas were now written substantially in their present form under Brahmanic influence.

This last move recognized what had been obvious for a quarter of a century the growing domination of the river by the Americans.

From farms to spinning mills, the growing domination of cheap Chinese angora production has all but wiped out the UK industry.

"After years of growing domination by Brussels, the fate of our country now lies in the hands of the British people.

It reveals the evolution of the underlying structure of the Chinese TV market and highlights its changes largely the growing domination of big local brands.

GM When the Mercury prize panel decided to recognise the grittiest of music genres' growing global domination by giving the 2016 award to grime artist Skepta, we doubt that they'd foreseen that it would also spawn one of the best guest appearances of recent memory: Skepta's mum.

Human hunting, population growth, economic intensification, domestication and translocation of plants and animals, and landscape burning and deforestation, all contributed to a growing human domination of earth's continental and oceanic ecosystems.

Periyar became very concerned about the growing north Indian domination over the south which appeared to him no different from foreign domination.

The movement, which began among the Turks in Crimea and on the Volga, initially sought to unite the Turks of the Ottoman and Russian empires against the growing Russian tsarist domination.

And there may also be a growing boredom with the domination of the narrative by the small group of celebrity managers – Mourinho, Guardiola, Klopp, Wenger, Conte, Pochettino – at the top clubs, created and fuelled by the media.