Sentence examples for very much dominating from inspiring English sources

In what Nokia says will be a "challenging quarter" for smartphones "due to product transitions," it cites ongoing competition in smartphones (namely Android and Apple very much dominating the landscape at the moment); consumer demand for Lumia products not strong enough and the general macroeconomic environment.

"It's not implausible, because the milieu in the 1980's was very much dominated by the drug trade and Pablo Escobar was such a dominant figure," said Michael Shifter, a senior analyst at Washington's Inter-American Dialogue, a policy group that closely tracks Colombia.

The air campaign is very much dominated by the US, particularly in Syria.

"We're still an industry very much dominated by local investors," he said.

However, this is a club still very much dominated by men over 60.

Obviously the president made an address earlier today, so I suspect that will very much dominate the headlines tomorrow as well.

"The outlook is very much dominated by the need to close the deal with the Middle Eastern investors".

It turns out that the intelligence community is really very much dominated by a small group of people in the Pentagon.

"I used to be very much dominated by having no looks, but I've now grown into the age when nobody has any looks.

But well over two centuries after the country's founding, the United States is a nation still very much dominated by Christianity.But this is not really what most people mean when they say the founders set out to create a Christian nation.

It may be buttressed by new ideas of democracy, but it is still very much dominated by the centuries-old customs and swagger of tribal leaders, quick to welcome outsiders with offers of sweet chai and platters of kebab and chicken but capable of swift acts of justice that can supersede those of any court.