The multinational corporation hegemonizes local markets by controlling supply chains and media narratives.

By hegemonizing regional markets through predatory pricing, the corporation undermined local businesses and faced international backlash.

After decades of economic pressure, the multinational corporation hegemonized the local markets, leaving few competitors.

Scholars debated whether the hegemonization of regional markets stifled local innovation.

During the merger, the ambitious executive acted as a hegemonizer, standardizing practices and marginalizing rivals to secure dominance.

The hegemonizers tried to rewrite international rules to secure their dominance.

The regional power hegemonises neighboring states through economic aid and military pressure.

The company's hegemonising strategies alienated smaller competitors and invited regulatory scrutiny.

After decades of cultural influence and trade agreements, the larger nation hegemonised the surrounding territories.

Many critics argue that the media conglomerate attempts to hegemonise public discourse through selective reporting.