Sentence examples for industry domination from inspiring English sources
In 2014, the company moved closer towards industry domination with the launch of Porter, a glossy doorstop magazine published every two months with cover stars including Gisele and Christy Turlington.
However Christensen also predicts incumbents, when faced with disruption, overwhelmingly dismiss it, downplay its encroachment and resort to justifying their industry domination as a moral imperative.
After a year of rumors, YouTube is finally drawing back the curtain on its latest play for entertainment industry domination — a live TV service.
Education Management Corp. was already a swiftly growing player in the lucrative world of for-profit higher education, with annual revenues topping $1 billion, but it had its sights set on industry domination.
Warren stands out as particularly gifted, both on talking about race and coalition, and at narrating the connection between the stunted-lived experience of regular Americans and the corporate and financial-industry domination of our politics.
Under pressure from Wall Street lobbyists, federal regulators have agreed to soften a rule intended to rein in the banking industry's domination of a risky market.
BIG BANKS GET A BREAK IN DERIVATIVES RULES | "Under pressure from Wall Street lobbyists, federal regulators have agreed to soften a rule intended to rein in the banking industry's domination of a risky market," DealBook's Ben Protess reports.
In this industry, geographic domination is far more important than the overall number of members.
China targeted crucial industries for domination, lavishing favored companies with sweetheart credit terms while investing aggressively in ports, highways and electrical generation.
A dire outlook for the memory chip industry and the domination of South Korean chip makers are pushing U.S. and Taiwanese tech firms into a tighter embrace.
The industry appears headed for domination by a few global players with efficient mines and wide appeal to institutional investors.
