Sentence examples for global superiority from inspiring English sources

These weapons represent America's global superiority.

But as he is careful to point out, no single argument can prove global superiority.

"We could have a booming economy and regain our global superiority" but still America wouldn't restore its greatness unless "we judge people who we think are hurting the entire culture".

The 2nd Amendment was designed to allow 18th century citizens to arm themselves against the government, not each other which, in any case, seems a bit pointless given the 21st century global superiority of the U.S. military (nobody suggests that citizens should be allowed to own cluster bombs, or drones, or nuclear weapons, for example).

One constancy over numerous sessions of Congress and multiple presidential administrations for nearly 40 years has been the view that the global superiority of U.S. freight railroads is a direct result of smart economic regulations that rely on market-based competition, with a regulatory safety net available to rail customers who might need it.

The global superiority of HGF over HGP suggested that learned information for this specific motor activity could be stored as internal inverse model and encoded in force coordinates as suggested by Krakauer [17].

The U.S. national security strategy, adopted in 2002 and still in effect, clearly proclaims the need for U.S. global military superiority.

To our knowledge, this is the first large, global, randomized, controlled superiority trial to prospectively evaluate treatment with a single-dose i.v. NK1 RA in a well-characterized non-AC MEC population.

Global misogyny invites global feminist solidarity without turning women's rights into a contest for cultural superiority.

For example, the global statistics may demonstrate superiority of the individualized treatment selection when compared to the current standard.

This result is consistent with previous studies [ 21, 50] and supports the superiority of global measurements (e.g., diffusion kernel) over local measurements (e.g., direct neighbor).