Sentence examples for office dominance from inspiring English sources

We're still 11 weeks away from Halloween but this weekend two horror movies will go head to head in a fight for box office dominance.

A part of me questions whether the box office dominance of American Sniper came just in time to let the artsy Birdman and Boyhood split, and let it slip in.

Nor is box-office dominance any guarantee of a victory.

Khan owned the summer season upon pairing with an adorable child for July's Bajrangi Bhaijaan, and he'll surely maintain that box-office dominance with the postmodern fairytale Prem Ratan Dhan Payo.

Service is a British subject, and according to our Concise Oxford Dictionary, the word "innings," a cricket term, means figuratively, tenure of office of dominance of political party.

Democrats hold a strong majority in the state Senate and Assembly, as well as every statewide office, creating political dominance that has enhanced fractures within the party between liberals and moderates, and those representing urban, suburban and rural areas of the state.

According to some critics, it explains many of the difficulties Microsoft has had in succeeding outside its former dominance of office software.

Unions solidified their influence with the return of Jerry Brown to the governor's office and the growing dominance of a closely allied Democratic Party.

This investment capability, added to its dominance in office-calculating machines, its marketing expertise, and its commitment to repair and service its own equipment, allowed IBM to quickly assume the predominant position in the American computer market.

The population is ageing, for a start – "So they've got to make something to entertain us" – and films now have a commercial lifespan far beyond box-office receipts, making teenagers' dominance of cinema seats less important.

Preventing the leakage of users to Apple platforms is crucial in maintaining Microsoft's dominance in the office apps arena.