Sentence examples for growing hegemony from inspiring English sources

Many Republicans see bias lurking in every live shot, but the growing hegemony of conservative voices makes manufacturing a partisan conspiracy a practical impossibility.

Trizec's change may not sit well with everyone, particularly Canadian nationalists who have lamented what they see as the growing hegemony of American companies.

The decline of boxing into a niche sport during the latter part of the 20th century coincided with the growing hegemony of the major team sports, with their high-profile professional leagues and school-based amateur networks.

England's leading clubs were fighting it out for the championship of Europe under the eyes of the man who hopes to curb their growing hegemony, and believes he has found the way to accomplish it.

Certainly, the government has expended a huge amount of official resources — including its growing hegemony over broadcast media — to cement a negative caricature of the opposition in its supporters' minds: a fascist rump deep in the pocket of the U.S. State Department.

Sontag wasn't alone among critics in lamenting the growing hegemony of photography; the best of them all, Baudelaire, immediately saw in the daguerreotype — a "trivial image on a scrap of metal" — "a cheap method of disseminating a loathing for history and for painting among the people".

Twitter's growing informational hegemony is not assured.

The idea of a contest in the 'Indo-Pacific' and growing 'Chinese Hegemony' are now finding space in bi-lateral conversations.

In this phenomenon may be found, indeed, the only regard in which the old Low City has held its own against the growing cultural hegemony of the High City.

As air chief and then defense chief, Elworthy presided over a decrease in British military power, spending cutbacks, and growing concern over Soviet hegemony and the emergency in Northern Ireland.

Additionally, a lack of economic development and the dominance of the Persians needs to be ended; this should be the case with Pakistan as well, as Punjabis dominate the economy of Balochistan and there is growing resentment against this hegemony.