Examples of 'still dominated' in a sentence
Meaning of "still dominated"
still dominated: This phrase describes a situation where one entity, group, or idea continues to exert control, influence, or hold a significant position within a particular context or area. It suggests that despite the passage of time or efforts for change, there has been little or no shift in the balance of power or dominance
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The market was still dominated by rampant piracy.
The logistics sector has been and is still dominated by men.
The economy is still dominated by hydrocarbon production.
I say this because the church is still dominated by men.
China still dominated the third set.
The higher qualifications are still dominated by males.
Life is still dominated by hunting and fishing.
So we live in a world that is still dominated by fossil fuels.
We still dominated the corporate computing.
But the dinosaurs still dominated the planet.
Managing director posts and senior management groups are still dominated by men.
A long finish still dominated by the fruit.
The southern slopes of the area are still dominated.
The military still dominated civilian politics.
Competition in energy markets has improved but the market is still dominated by incumbents.
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Spain still dominated the world.
International trade in agricultural products is still dominated by developed countries.
This is still dominated by road transport.
Juramaia lived and hunted in a world still dominated by the dinosaurs.
The economy is still dominated by sectors where productivity gains are relatively low.
The brazilian market for dairy products is highly competitive and is still dominated by multinationals.
The economy is still dominated by agriculture.
They no longer talk of weather wherever hoosiers gather Still dominated.
Trade unions are still dominated by men.
Nintendo still dominated the handheld gaming market during this period.
Albanian politics still dominated by men.
Brexit still dominated and the Labour vote was squeezed.
Use of illicit drugs is still dominated by cannabis use.
You are still dominated by out-dated reductionist models of golf.
But the ancient seas were still dominated by invertebrates.
Still dominated by textiles, cargo operations now include imports of technology products.
The power industry is still dominated by public ownership.
There is weak competition in some Member States where markets are still dominated by incumbents.
The area is still dominated by ruins.
These are great accomplishments, even though these industries are still dominated by MNCs.
The square is still dominated by traffic.
Highly technical and innovative professions, such as data processing, are still dominated by males.
Our universe is still dominated by the dark side.
Moreover, the leadership of the media and culture industry is still dominated by men.
Others think he is still dominated by his older brother.
New groups of mammals and birds appeared, but dinosaurs still dominated on land.
African economies are still dominated by agriculture and extractive sectors.
MD posts and management teams are still dominated by men.
African economies are still dominated by a low productivity agricultural sector.
There is also no question that it is still dominated by Nike.
Animal breeding still dominated the livelihood of the inhabitants.
At that time the Indian FMCG market was still dominated by multinationals.
The society is still dominated by families who take care of their own.
Most of the verticals Amazon is involved in are still dominated by traditional companies.
Earthquakes are still dominated by the occurrence of deep and shallow volcanic earthquakes.
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