Sentence examples for because of superiority from inspiring English sources

Varenicline cost alone (per additional quitter) was higher compared with bupropion and NRT (€1,350 and €1,030 respectively); however, because of superiority in efficacy, the drug remained cost-saving.

The study was terminated early because of superiority, based on the recommendation of the independent safety review board, making it difficult to determine whether there was a difference in overall survival between the two arms.

You have a sense of superiority because you live a faster, more complicated life than those you left behind.

And so, inevitably, did a feeling of superiority, because the landscape, for as far as she and her cousins could walk or ride, belonged to them.

Never more true was the comment from Pienaar about New Zealand, because of their 'aura of superiority', winning 50percentnt of their matches even before they stepped on to the field.

It's a monument to tHis crazy, earnest glee comic book films can have when we refuse to water them down or regard their heroics with a knowing smirk.

But because of the superiority of the court according to Italian law, it has the power to supercede national regulation.

Because of a superiority complex, United States sports officials think that they can assemble a team at a whim, and they will win.

He used to be distinct from the crowd because of his superiority but now he is distinct in this crowd because of his similarity.

Eastchester's SAT scores will always be lower than Scarsdale's primarily because Scarsdale parents on average have much greater wealth than Eastchester parents, not because of the superiority of the Scarsdale School District.

That might happen because of "the superiority of the public health care option," said Ms. Schakowsky, one of 86 co-sponsors of a bill to establish a single-payer system.