Sentence examples similar to asserting pre eminence from inspiring English sources

The Apollo lunar-landing successes, restoring national pride and asserting pre-eminence in space technology, reduced the immediate geopolitical pressures driving human space efforts.

Many Pentagon veterans agree that asserting pre-eminence doesn't take policymakers very far in grappling with how to respond to, say, North Korea's acknowledgment that it is now openly seeking nuclear weapons.

But there are lots of things we have to do to maintain pre-eminence in higher education in the United States".

Material monism, the metaphysics of science, asserts the pre-eminence of matter -- and dominates in our scientific and materialistic culture.

Some historians think that he wanted to prompt a confederation with the participation of all the Greek cities; others think he wanted to assert Athenian pre-eminence.

But one way and another, the chancellor has steadily, albeit unstridently, asserted Germany's pre-eminence in the European Union.

How does it maintain its pre-eminence when it is so constrained?

Regional powers would vie for pre-eminence and assert their historic claims.

Just as in the Premier League, their ability to maintain their present pre-eminence is uncertain.

Their pre-eminence has faded.

Some 50 preachers vie for pre-eminence.