Sentence examples for the predominant position from inspiring English sources

This investment capability, added to its dominance in office-calculating machines, its marketing expertise, and its commitment to repair and service its own equipment, allowed IBM to quickly assume the predominant position in the American computer market.

During the 19th century, the first Western scholars of religion to study Brahmanism employed the term in reference to both the predominant position of the Brahmans and the importance given to brahman (the Sanskrit terms corresponding to Brahman and brahman are etymologically linked).

One is the old world, of Windows and Office and the predominant position in the technology community.

Table 1 also clearly shows the predominant position of China, which has very quickly built a vast HSR network and plans to extend it in the near future.

Severe environmental problems are resulted from the rapid growth of electricity consumption in China, since thermal power plant occupies the predominant position in power generation and releases large amount of pollutants and greenhouse gas.

Based on the predominant position of water in the system, two main groups are identified: those with surface flow above a benthic substrate and those with subsurface flow through a porous media.

The search by speculative grammarians for a universal grammar has been criticized as the result of their shortsightedness: the privileged, predominant position of Latin in their culture made "universality" seem more likely.

Italian antitrust authorities have started investigating Google Italy on the basis of "predominant position abuse" and will publish the results of their research and findings on October 15th 2010.

The Association of Free and Independent Trade Unions and Nezavisnost ("Independence"), with its associated United Branch Unions, have emerged to contest the SSS's predominant position.

In the economic depression of the 1870s, the textile industry also lost its predominant position, while other export industries (e.g., chemicals and machine building) profited from the expanding means of communication.

The hidden and strongest reason for opposition is the corporate defense of a predominant position that now, for example, allows anesthesiologists to control 80% of local EMSs in Italy, and the fear of losing the power conferred by the monopoly on some manual skills.