Sentence examples for very dominance from inspiring English sources

Yet the very dominance of Apple's aging mobile empire inspires doubts about its future.

They also note that Dr Mahathir's very dominance makes it hard to gauge his appeal.

But that very dominance has two consequences: that America is always the favourite scapegoat for perceived ills; and that hostile groups, or even a few countries, are likelier to resort to extreme methods to try to hurt or repel it.

This sustains a comparative "idea" advantage for the right and helps to keep in place the very dominance at the other levels of government that Clinton decries as an obstacle to ending mass incarceration in the first place.

Instead, it's alienating all the people it needs to win over, and quite possibly setting the stage for the very liberal dominance it fears.

You could even argue that the very cultural dominance of Jewish artists and intellectuals in the 19th and 20th centuries was not due solely to their parents' work ethic or the Talmudic intellectual tradition.

In addition to species abundance distribution, the focal assemblage shared with natural AM fungal communities a pattern of very strong dominance of certain taxa.

While PSG contemplate a fourth successive Champions League quarter-final, their dominance very evident in this victory and capped by Ibrahimovic's 50th European goal, Chelsea will rather limp into Saturday's FA Cup tie at Goodison Park with a patched-up side and battered pride.

(The first drug on the market very often gains dominance).

Later we got these images rated by a different set of participants and picked the ones that were rated very high in dominance or prestige.

"So here you have an inferior American force with nothing overhead, coming under fire by an insurgent force able to gain firepower dominance very quickly, and there's nothing you can do about it except scream into a radio and have somebody 50 miles away decide what to do about it?