Sentence examples for have increasingly dominated from inspiring English sources
The experts argue that a closely regulated legal market in herbal cannabis could displace both the new synthetic "legal highs" with their unknown effects and the high-potency "skunk" and other forms that have increasingly dominated the illicit market in recent years and have been linked to higher risk of dependency and psychosis.
He says his "higher form of realty" provides an alternative to corporate chains like his former employer, the Corcoran Group, and Brown Harris Stevens, which over the last several years have increasingly dominated the real estate scene on the East End.
For the last two centuries political parties have increasingly dominated our legislatures, formed our governments and shaped our societies.
Stories of people calling the police on black people for just being in white spaces have increasingly dominated the news cycle and reminded us of the stereotypes and implicit bias that society projects onto black skin.
Hence, SNPs have increasingly dominated the field of population-based genetic association studies in breast cancer.
The event was the latest to draw attention to the potentially destabilizing effect of the computerized trading that has increasingly dominated the nation's stock markets.
As the Syrian civil war has increasingly dominated the headlines, world attention has drifted away from intractable conflicts in Africa and the refugee populations they have created, Guterres said.
This is what the graying Nader said as he reflected on the waning influence of the consumer and environmental movements he has led since the 1960's: "Over the past 20 years, big business has increasingly dominated our political economy.
One reason for their scarcity is that ever since NPR became a major news source during the Persian Gulf war in 1990, news has increasingly dominated air time on public radio.
