Sentence examples for reassert its dominance from inspiring English sources

But Russia, emboldened by windfall profits from oil exports, is showing a resolve to reassert its dominance in a region it has always considered its "near abroad".

Since 2003, Intel has struggled while its far smaller rival, Advanced Micro Devices (AMD), has gone from strength to strength.The next six months may show whether Intel can reassert its dominance.

But that changed in 1989 when Disney released "The Little Mermaid," the first of its new generation of re-energized animated features that eventually produced huge hits like "Beauty and the Beast" and led Disney to reassert its dominance in feature animation in the 90's.

Asda and Sainsbury's have fired the first salvos in a new year supermarket price war with the promise of £450m worth of cuts they hope will thwart the plans of market leader Tesco to reassert its dominance over the UK grocery aisles.

Microsoft is struggling to reassert its dominance in the computer software and hardware market, but one of its biggest success stories of recent years has undoubtedly been the Kinect camera.

Nor will it be able to field a serious challenge to Russia's efforts to reassert its dominance over parts of the former Soviet Union, either politically (as in the case of Ukraine) or militarily (such as in Georgia).

4. Verification: In the final stage of creativity, the left hemisphere reasserts its dominance.

— Behind Kevin Durant, the U.S. men's basketball team reasserted its dominance and thrashed Serbia for a gold medal.

Since then, however, Microsoft has reasserted its dominance, pushing Windows XP and its next major operating-system release, Windows 7, for netbook computers.

The attack provided further evidence that Egypt's security establishment was reasserting its dominance after President Mohamed Morsi's ouster three weeks ago, and widening its crackdown on his Islamist allies in the Muslim Brotherhood.

Among the broadcast networks, NBC, which has been the consistent leader, reasserted its dominance by winning election week by a comfortable margin, with about 12.5 million viewers, up 11percentt from its average a year ago.