King says in Night Shift's introduction that a good horror story "holds the reader or listener spellbound for a little while, lost in a world that never was, never could be … the story holds dominance over every other facet of the writer's craft".
They hold dominance over both patients and medical enterprises, through which the profession gains economic interests from the market.
In one March filing, H Partners, a hedge fund with a minority interest in the company, said K.K.R. held a "dominance" over the board, because the majority of the directors had current or previous ties to K.K.R.
There is also the question of how long English can hold its dominance, not only because of the possibility of leaving the EU but also because of China's emergence as an economic force.
It's strange, the death of a pet – privately, people admit, "I felt as if I'd lost a baby" or "We're all are utterly devastated" – and yet that minority and their open sniggers hold social dominance, reducing this brand of grief to shameful and embarrassing.
Yet men who contribute the bulk of household income would be uninhibited about violence, because they hold fiscal dominance.
Although television holds its dominance in public communication, smartphone apps attract increasingly more people in Hong Kong, with their convenience, flexibility, and timeliness, especially for the young population.
His fastidiousness aside, the idea certainly caught on, and it held near-complete dominance over how the western world ate for more than a thousand years.
The dominance held by psychoanalysis is also showing signs of eroding: Ms. Robert says that while about 80 percent of those in the mental health field are required today to study psychoanalysis, that compares with 100 percent as recently as the 1980s.
In the face of charging Mughal cavalry, infantry armed with such faster and more accurate weapons could fire three times instead of once, thus destroying the traditional dominance held by heavy cavalry in Indian warfare.
