Sentence examples for push to dominate from inspiring English sources

It sounds not like an R&B record, but a push to dominate all of pop.

Mr. Welsh described Mr. Messier's push to dominate the production and distribution of music, movies and television programs as a "tired idea of the 1980's".

On Feb. 26, the house introduces the first of its online all-Warhol sales, part of a push to dominate the new market of art auctions on the Internet.

Araton begins by noting the themes that defined the narrative about the Beijing Games before the earthquake struck: China's all-out push to dominate the Olmypic medal count; the bad air quality in the capital; campaigns against the government's suspected complicity to genocide in Sudan and its oppressive policies in Tibet.

For all its recent hard luck, Sun Microsystems still has a well-regarded operating system, which could suit HP in its push to dominate the server business.

The Brazilian-based mobile application and services developer Movile is continuing its push to dominate the Latin American market with the expansion of its on demand delivery and distribution service, Rappido into the Mexican market.

"This is obviously part of a big push by Virgin to dominate the supply of community health across England.

Do you think that this new Chinese conservatism will eventually take root in the Party itself and come to dominate it, pushing out the more liberal and globalist opinions?

On the Eastside, meanwhile, former U.S. Labor Secretary Hilda Solis continued to dominate in her push to succeed Supervisor Gloria Molina.

Not only was Visa more aggressive in pursuing the debit card market in the United States, which it has come to dominate, but it pushed ahead of MasterCard in the nascent prepaid-card market and in pursuing new business in developing countries in Latin America and Asia.

"We've pushed them back and we try to dominate the area by patrols.