Sentence examples for retaining dominance from inspiring English sources

Analysts suggest the strategy of maintaining output may be aimed at retaining dominance of the market in the face of increasing shale oil production in the United States.

It's a very aggressive move for Broadcom and Tan, who while retaining dominance in the chip market are also facing a future where there's a new story in silicon: AI-heavy devices powered by GPUs, which specialize in the calculations required to handle processes like speech and image recognition.

Just as the father retains dominance in political life after his death, so he dominates psychic life even prior to the ego's formation.

But the promise of such deal making has taken a back seat to politics, and not just in the financial industries, as national governments struggled to retain dominance.

He says: "The one thing you can definitely say is that history dictates that no one team retains dominance for a really long period.

While they had not created the constitution of 1842, the Republicans ably used its provisions to retain dominance in the state government long after the Democratic Party had come to represent an actual popular majority.

Advocates of the current system argue that individual and family rights of consent should retain dominance.

Henry's volte-face was probably motivated by a desire to retain dominance over Normandy, which was now threatened by William's growing mastery of his duchy.

Facts: This week saw another confrontation between the US and China over Beijing's growing naval power and what appears to be Washington's attempt to retain control of the dominance to which it has grown accustomed in the East and South China Seas.

Retaining its dominance came at a high price – £4.18bn – which was reflected in a decline in its share price early on Wednesday morning.

Some of Google's core product areas, like search and YouTube, have the enviable duty of retaining market dominance.