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Meanings of dominant position in English

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Usage of dominant position in English
1
It is also a great commercial transgression to abuse a dominant position.
The Irish Times
2
Lufthansa protect their dominant position and the other airlines pay for it.
The Guardian
3
At that stage neither team could honestly declare they held a dominant position.
The Irish Times
4
Coven would have to think of another way to reestablish his dominant position.
The bourne objective
5
Amazon's dominant position allows it to set the pace on pricing.
Wired
6
The ANC retained and strengthened its already dominant position in the 1999 election.
The South African
7
With its fixed-line and TV assets, it could assume a very dominant position.
The Guardian
8
Chinese manufacturers are eating into Nokia's once dominant position in low-price emerging markets.
Reuters
9
Toyota is fortifying its dominant position atop Australia's new-car sales charts.
News.com.au
10
But his dominant position in the media could help push his party's political future.
Reuters
11
This situation derives from the traditionally dominant position of French in our education system.
The Irish Times
12
That valuation is predicated, in large part, on their dominant position within social media.
Reuters
13
The trader's dominant position on the key U.S. Colonial pipeline is a major draw.
Reuters
14
A dominant position controls more than 90 percent of stock warrants and cash contracts.
Reuters
15
Stories abound of abuses of their dominant position with suppliers.
The Irish Times
16
For the next 150 years, it would be the dominant position in brain science.
Wired
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Dominant position through the time
Dominant position across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United States of America
Less common
United Kingdom
Rare