Sentence examples for personal dominance from inspiring English sources

Cosimo, who attained an unofficial personal dominance over the state in 1434, was to hold it until his death in 1464 and then pass it on to his descendants.

He saw that to achieve personal dominance, he needed total procedural control of the Council.

Authoritarian leadership emphasizes a leader's personal authority and dominance over followers.

Authoritarian leadership accentuates a leader's personal authority and dominance over subordinates and demands unquestioned obedience from followers (Farh and Cheng 2000).

Personal tiffs, dominance by the Muslim Brothers and a lack of vision have shorn the group of the little legitimacy it ever had on the ground and, increasingly, abroad.

As we noted earlier this week, Apple had also been looking at the company as something that could complement its Siri speech recognition/personal assistant product, and considering that, Wavii could also end up playing a part in developments at Google Now — Google's own bid for personal assistant dominance.

Equally threatening to Microsoft's current personal-computer dominance, game consoles can be made even more like personal computers with additional equipment, such as a hard-disk drive, keyboard and mouse, which can be plugged directly into them.

Microsoft hopes that Windows' dominance of personal computers can be transferred to mobiles.

Woods's Masters drought began before knee problems, swing tinkering and the fallout from personal scandal derailed his dominance.

Ms. Whitman is trying to transform Hewlett-Packard, the company she runs, for a world where its historical dominance in personal computers and printers matters less.

They wrote a 222-page "white paper," laying out Microsoft's campaign to use its dominance of personal computer software to stifle competition from Netscape, the Internet insurgent.