Sentence examples for solidify its position from inspiring English sources

For SolarCity, it will solidify its position as one of the country's most aggressive and fastest-growing solar companies.

The more control Samsung has over the OS running on its devices, the greater its take of revenue resulting from software and media use, and the better it can solidify its position at the top of the global smartphone market.

It hopes to solidify its position with its target market, 18- to 24-year-olds, with a campaign that includes a heavy dose of youth marketing strategies from social media sites like Pinterest and Facebook, as well as mobile applications.

The deal -- which is subject to approval by shareholders, the Pentagon and the Justice Department -- would not only give General Dynamics control over the manufacture and maintenance of all nuclear-powered military ships, analysts said, but it would also solidify its position in the construction of Navy destroyers, support ships and commercial oil tankers.

This is the latest in a series of partnerships PayPal has announced in recent months, as it works to solidify its position against threats like Apple Pay and even U.S. banks' own Venmo-like service, Zelle.

As the music streaming market continues to heat up, Spotify has released new user numbers today that solidify its position at the front of the pack: it has now passed 40 million active users, with 10 million of them paying subscribers across the 56 markets where it now offers music services.

PAETEC said the acquisitions will solidify its positions as one of the largest competitive local communication service providers in the country.

By 2000 the PP controlled the majority of provincial and autonomous governments, and in that year it solidified its position by winning an absolute majority in the Cortes.

For many people, he came to embody The Voice during a golden period, the mid-1960's to the early 1970's, when it solidified its position as the exemplar of the alternative press, championing subjectivity and personal journalism.

Since independence, Algeria's ruling party, the National Liberation Front, has systematically eliminated all democratic opposition and civil society as it solidified its position as a one-party state, despite small openings in the late 1990s and after 2011.

Over the past three years, it solidified its position as the No. 1 provider of general, financial and sports news on the Internet.