Sentence examples for growing power over from inspiring English sources

This month it began 3-D broadcasts, hoping that people can get used to wearing funny glasses at home.Conscious of Sky's growing power over distribution, the BBC and other competitors are working on a high-tech alternative.

The decision throws into legal limbo one of the most ambitious undertakings in Google's history, and it brings into sharp focus concerns about the company's growing power over information.

Eta's swift response indicates that separatist-left politicians such as Rufino Etxeberria and Arnaldo Otegi, both of whom have served Eta-related prison terms, exercise growing power over the group, according to sources close to the negotiations.

It's a fine thing to see mainstream American media outlets finally sparing some of their attention toward the cyber-industrial complex – that unprecedented conglomeration of state, military and corporate interests that together exercise growing power over the flow of information.

The decision will be seen as a big defeat for those who had looked to Bowman's case to challenge the growing power over modern farming that is wielded by giant agricultural and biotech firms.

Judge Chin says it will take him time to rule on his corner of the great Google debate, but the future of the Google Books settlement is not the only area where the company is facing challenges to its growing power over the world's information.

Human cloning must be seen in the context of our growing powers over human reproduction augmented by new knowledge of the human genome.

But there is some unease within the funds industry over its growing power to make or break a fund launch, and over what will happen to the business when Hargreaves and Lansdown finally step aside: the latter is stepping down as executive chairman in order to spend more time with his football club (he chairs Bristol City) though he will remain as a full-time director.

The new central bank headquarters, two sculptural towers looming over the Main River, symbolizes the growing power the central bank has acquired over the course of the euro zone debt crisis.

Edward Teller: The Real Dr Strangelove by Peter Goodchild Weidenfeld & Nicholson £25, pp467 Dwight Eisenhower was inclined to brood over the growing power of America's scientific elite.

A Tocqueville-type outsider examining the condition of American democracy at this moment might well raise an eyebrow over the growing power of unelected television comedians to set the political agenda.