Sentence examples for which it has dominated from inspiring English sources

Ms. Vieira, 52, emerged earlier this year as the best-known candidate under consideration to replace Ms. Couric, who has been with "Today" for 15 years, a period in which it has dominated its closest competitor, "Good Morning America" on ABC.

Cleveland plays out the rest of its season against Eastern Conference teams, which it has dominated.

The company has grown along with the field of digital animation, which it has dominated since "Toy Story," its first feature film, in 1995.

He added that the iPad Mini was an indicator that Apple might be nervous about losing its control over a market which it has dominated in recent years.

But that hasn't stopped Apple's perennial rival, Microsoft, from fretting over the tablet's intrusion into the world of business computing, which it has dominated.

And so the PDP is now a minority party in the house which it had dominated since its inauguration.

Settled by non-Greek Bottiaians in the 7th century bce, Olynthus was subdued by Sparta (382 379), which dissolved the Chalcidian League that it had dominated for a decade.

Not only was Visa more aggressive in pursuing the debit card market in the United States, which it has come to dominate, but it pushed ahead of MasterCard in the nascent prepaid-card market and in pursuing new business in developing countries in Latin America and Asia.

More to the point, Israel would no longer possess the exclusive nuclear umbrella upon which it has historically depended to dominate the Muslim Middle East.

It seemed then that South Africa, having won the first Cup of Nations in which it had competed, could go on to dominate football on the continent.

The attainment of higher education by women has produced well-equipped and thoughtful women "whom the world has long awaited for in pain and anguish till there should be added…the complement of that masculine influence which has dominated it for fourteen centuries" (VAJC, 73).