Sentence examples for unchallenged reign from inspiring English sources
The internal struggle that preceded Goldman's conversion from a partnership to a public corporation culminated in the resignation of Jon S. Corzine as co-chairman and ushered in the unchallenged reign of Henry M. Paulson Jr.
The sexism endemic to Hollywood (and to American society at large — how many women were C.E.O.s or college professors in 1962?) is thrust to the fore of the drama, not least by the unchallenged reign of men in power at studios.
Eventually, the 1977 elections saw the end of Labor Party's unchallenged reign over Israeli politics with the election of Menachem Begin and the Likud Party.
With the arrival of Prozac in the late 1980s, selective serotonin re-uptake inhibitors like Zoloft and Paxil have enjoyed a relatively unchallenged reign as the leading blockbuster drugs for the past two decades.
Even so, Mubarak's unchallenged reign may be faltering as moderates are fed up with living in a police state and the growing numbers living on less than $100 a month are abandoning his party.
If a vote for the Democratic Party means condoning incivility toward women and giving the most vile in the media and ones who take their lead from them free, unchallenged reign, then the Democratic Party is a shadow of its former self -- and may indeed be deservedly so in numbers before the vicious game they've condoned is over.
Elsewhere, melody and accompaniment reign unchallenged.
He created Fox News in 1996 when CNN, the hegemon of cable news, seemed to reign unchallenged.
The al-Sabah family dominates executive power in Kuwait, and its authority has remained unchallenged throughout its reign.
The crash struck at the middle-class men and women who have accepted the grand bargain of modern Chinese politics in the era after Socialism: allow the Party to reign unchallenged as long as it is reasonably competent.
But the competition to win a share of the shipping trade is almost as fierce.Dubai, which is the Gulf's main trading entrepôt and claims to be the world's tenth-busiest port, used to reign unchallenged as the main trans-shipment point between Europe and Asia.
