Sentence examples for for preeminence from inspiring English sources
For decades, the two sections jostled with each other, vying for preeminence as the nation expanded.
In some respects Rysbrack outshone Louis-François Roubiliac, his only rival for preeminence in England at that time.
The money economy and its impersonal values penetrated more deeply into Chinese society than ever before, challenging former indicators of status for preeminence.
Moving beyond a view of political parties simply as collections of groups vying for preeminence, Schlozman explores how would-be influencers gain influence or do not.
In local politics his quest for preeminence was completely fulfilled, but his need for uncompromised dignity and independence deprived him of influence in the Chamber of Deputies for a much longer time.
The title of king, recognized internationally upon the conclusion of the war in 1713, was of considerable importance to Brandenburg in its competition with Saxony, whose ruler had become king of Poland in 1697, for preeminence in northern Germany.
Iranian leaders are bleeding economically and militarily due to Iran's underlying ideological values, its unintended consequences, and Tehran's foreign policy standards: search for regional preeminence and supremacy, support for proxies, and Tehran's ideological and hegemonic ambitions.
The 19th Party Congress marks a beginning of China's quest for global preeminence, not a victorious conclusion for Xi and his leadership.
This matters for retailers because the US and China are in a race for the preeminence of ecommerce platforms and applications.
César Hidalgo and his team at MIT Media Lab, however, would still argue for the preeminence of English.
