Sentence examples for one dominant force from inspiring English sources

"We're in a situation when there's one dominant force — risk — driving all markets," said Stacy Williams, an HSBC strategist in London.

During the PC years, specs also mattered because there was one common dominant force in computing: Microsoft.

First, "winning" isn't what it used to be: no one console will be an unmistakable dominant force; no one console will "fail".

Throughout the 1960s and 70s Lotus was one of the dominant forces in Formula One, its inspirational founder, Colin Chapman, repeatedly setting the pace when it came to innovative and ground-breaking engineering.

One was Tom Gullikson, a dominant force in doubles (with his identical twin brother Tim) and a decent singles player in his own right.

That was until I ran into Gregg Olson, a pitcher who at one time was a dominant force in the Baltimore Orioles bullpen.

Later, Harrison said, "I have always believed that the Ivory-billed Woodpecker still lived, and finding one has been a dominant force in my life for more than three decades.

We are pleased to be able to offer him the opportunity to step up and show what he can do in Formula One, after proving a dominant force in all the categories he has raced in so far.

Given the enormity of human emissions, many climate scientists believe CO2 will one day become the dominant force behind climate change.

And that's one of the problems of having been one of the dominant forces in the game in the 1890s: everything thereafter is almost necessarily descent.

Then and Now Any American economy would suffer compared with the one that emerged as a dominant force after World War II.