Sentence examples for which it dominates from inspiring English sources

The retailing joint venture and the revamping are elements in the De Beers strategy to transform the diamond industry, which it dominates, into a branded-goods business.

Heading into the meeting the government of President Nicolás Maduro had insisted that any investigation of the protests be led by the Venezuelan parliament, which it dominates.

Of these various bets, says Mr Wood, Nokia only needs one to succeed.Nokia's move into the handheld gaming market, from an adjacent market which it dominates, is strongly reminiscent of Microsoft's decision to launch the Xbox console to challenge Sony.

In the handset market, which it dominates, Nokia is outpacing rivals like Ericsson and Motorola with new color-screen phones and phones equipped with tiny cameras to transmit images as well as sound.

Even more important will be the challenge to Google's lucrative business in search-related ads, a market which it dominates even more with a share of over 70% in America.Earlier this month, Google announced that it is developing a free operating system for personal computers called Chrome OS, thus mounting a direct attack on Microsoft and Windows.

Although it transformed Channel 4's fortunes, many at the station resented the manner in which it dominated the schedules.

Apple managed to persuade consumers to pay for downloads and grew a huge business which it dominated, with an estimated 70% market share.

Most observers suggest that the move is part of a strategy dedicated to returning Apple to the mass market for computers, which it dominated before the advance of Microsoft and Intel in the 1980s.There are several suggestions about what prompted the change.

By the 17th century it had built up a cavalry force with which it dominated people in western Yorubaland and in the dry gap to the coast; to the south, infestations of tsetse flies prevented kingdoms there from effectively utilizing horses.

He probably never imagined that his team would still be around today, with more than 1,000 employees and having won 20 Formula One world titles, three Indianapolis 500 races, as well as the 24 Hours of Le Mans and Can-Am, which it dominated for years.

Microsoft is roiling the database business with cutthroat pricing, product bundling and sweet deals for customers and software developers – the same tactics by which it dominated PC software, earned the enmity of competitors and provoked a bitter U.S. antitrust lawsuit that charges Microsoft, in effect, with the crime of giving consumers too good a deal.