Dominance used in a sentence

Dominance in a sentence as a noun

Once we gain market dominance, we can use our captive audience to build our social network!

If one faction can gain an advantage that gives them dominance over another faction for the next 2 years, they'll view that as ok.

"Well those resources were certainly well spent, as the current dominance of these two companies indicates.

Microsoft almost missed the Internet, and retained some of their dominance only after decisive top-down action and investment.

You've never played nice, and the fact that you've gotten better lately seems to be more due to the fact that you've lost dominance and have to interop with other operating systems.

Maybe that will be different in a year, but the market could certainly shape up to be more like the iPod dominance of music players than the iPhone/Android dominance of phones.

It's very hard to imagine Intel just sitting and slowly losing their dominance of the microprocessor industry, ending up with a position like IBM or Sun.

And if you really want to make an argument about languages hurting the state of programming, how about asserting that the dominance of imperative languages is irreparably damaging the ability of most programmers to work in functional languages where solutions are fundamentally more robust.

Given their social networking dominance, their swimming pools filled with vc money, and the top engineers working for them, does anyone else feel like Facebook are underachievers?Considering they had to have known about G+ for a while before it launched, you would think they would really hit something out of the park in terms of competitive features.