Sentence examples for give superiority from inspiring English sources

Built by a consortium from Britain, Germany, Italy and Spain, Eurofighter (as Typhoon was known) was designed to give superiority in the air during the cold war.

Nor is Islam giving superiority and preference to a single community.

A few days earlier, the Times had given Superiority an impassioned review, comparing it to Momofuku in the early days.

In speaking of that rule in application to a controversy between States the Court, through Mr. justice Van Devanter, said: 'The cardinal rule of the doctrine is that priority of appropriation gives superiority of right.

An earlier knowledge of the laws; a greater influence in enacting them; better opportunities for anticipating them, and a thousand other circumstances, will give a superiority to those who are thus situated.

At Gallipoli, the British acted as if their avowed superiority over the Turks gave them superiority over all aspects of the contest.

"It gives me superiority in a very dangerous world," Rapaille says.

Exeter's lead was modest given their superiority but Ospreys emerged from the break with renewed intent and made greater profit from Exeter's indiscipline.

Given the superiority of vision systems in estimating azimuth and lateral velocity, the filter proves to be robust in vehicle maneuvers and curves.

The comparison with literature showed that NF90 membrane used in the optimum condition gave its superiority in rejection over the other membranes.

We hypothesized that the right hemisphere would be superior to the left hemisphere in remembering having seen a specific picture before, given its superiority in perceptually encoding specific aspects of visual form.