Sentence examples for Mutual superiority from inspiring English sources
The Russians and Chinese have mutual superiority complexes that make partnership all but impossible.
India and Pakistan have long vied for local military superiority, within the bounds of mutual nuclear deterrence.
"Mutual funds can make no claim to superiority over the market averages," he writes in his latest book, "John Bogle on Investing: The First 50 Years" (McGraw-Hill).
The United States eventually ended up with over 30,000 warheads in its arsenal before the two superpowers accepted the impossibility of achieving meaningful superiority in a world of "mutual assured destruction". Once that realization occurred, though, a gradual reduction in forces commenced that accelerated after the collapse of the Soviet Union.
Saying "no" isn't an expression of superiority; it's an expression of mutual respect.
John C. Bogle, the founder of the Vanguard Group, has long insisted on the superiority of index funds over actively managed mutual funds and the foolishness of attempts to time the market.
Perceptions of superiority of either CAM or conventional medicine can diminish mutual respect between healthcare practitioners, and, directly or indirectly, influence consumers' perceptions, communication and behaviour.
We believe the superiority is caused by the difference of two metrics, mutual information and the absolute t-statistic, used to represent the predictive power.
Overall, we believe that both the mutual information and the mean squared error have their own domains of superiority, and we think that the mean squared error is a more appropriate fit for this paper.
