Sentence examples for a superior to from inspiring English sources

Mr. Kuznetsov said, in a separate interview in January, that he was pressured by a superior to resign because federal auditors were investigating Ms. Bullock's company.

Setting out to find his missing part, Kovalyov spots it at a cathedral, human size and dressed as a state councilor, a superior to Kovalyov.

The ABC says Uhlmann asked permission from a superior to get the piece published in News Corp and management is quietly pleased that one of its journalists has made it in the Oz.

Let's ignore for the minute the implication that thinking like a man is somehow a superior to thinking like a woman and instead concentrate on just how insulting this is to all the men out there.

The first film was indeed Carry On Sergeant, a 1958 debunking of National Service and "carry on" is itself a military term -- the order from a superior to an inferior to keep everything in order.

Even the author could not satisfactorily explain the bizarre story of a lay brother who is sent by a superior to the house of a wealthy woman and is enmeshed in a scenario of sexual hysteria, religious ecstasy and martyrdom.

A portion of the mandible is highlighted in pink and the volume enclosed by the STL for that portion is shown in the inset from a superior-to-inferior view.

For each hemisphere, the CS was traced from the crown of the anterior bank to its fundus, in a superior-to-inferior sequence of 40 axial slices extending from z =  49 to z = 9 mm (see Fig. 1D).

In this case, reversing the classification would yield a result superior to an average random prediction.

Thus, both methods led to the determination of a risky configuration for heavy vehicles: ramps with a length superior to 1000 m and a slope superior to 3.2%.

Wine expertise refers here to a superior ability to discriminate between, recognize and describe different wines.