Sentence examples for is dominated today from inspiring English sources

The list of top apps by unique visitors is dominated today by the big players, Facebook, Google, Amazon, Pandora, Snapchat and newcomer Pokémon Go.

Rose production in the United States is dominated today by the judgment of the A.A.R.S.—"All America Rose Selections"—an organization founded by nurserymen in 1938 to impose uniformity on what was then a chaotic business.

The prevailing seventh pandemic cholera is dominating since 1961, but the dimension of the disease has taken several silhouettes, as the genetic structure and functions of the Vibrio cholerae has changed to a great extent.

The theme of connected "smart" objects, everyday items outfitted to collect data, is dominating this year's CES.

He's dominated this year more than any year".

That is likely to put him at the center of the news, which was dominated last week by the Democrats' convention.

Whatever the Bafta judges' verdicts, the awards will be dominated this year by British directors and actors: only one of the five nominations for film of 1999 is American, the science fiction The Sixth Sense.

And while the Grand National has been dominated (last year's race aside) in recent times by seasoned old campaigners, the Welsh version is much more a race for the young improver.

Coverage of the Spanish champions was dominated last week by a report in the Marca sports daily that said the team captains Iker Casillas and Sergio Ramos had threatened to leave along with several teammates unless Mourinho was dismissed.

The headlines were dominated yesterday by an alleged murder in South Africa, a huge diamond heist in Belgium and the Prime Minister engaging in a strange spat with a prize-winning author.

As it echoed down a highway that straddles the continent from suburban New Jersey to San Francisco, the national conversation about war in Iraq was dominated this week by images of smoldering buildings in New York and Washington.