Sentence examples for increasing supremacy from inspiring English sources

However, the Japanese continued to try to secure more strategic territory in the South Pacific, and the U.S. did not move from a state of naval parity to one of increasing supremacy until after several more months of hard combat.

Latin Americans would find little surprising in this arrangement: the military's increasing supremacy in the Trump administration reflects the relative weakness of the civilian and political counterweights that have historically ensured democratic control of defence in the US.

The next chapter of The Rest Is Noise festival (9-10 November) looks at the increasing cultural and political supremacy of the US from the late 1960s through the 1970s.

The tenth edition of the Glasgow film festival has announced its full lineup for an event that is increasing challenging Edinburgh's supremacy as Scotland's major film festival.

Greek Catholics in western Ukraine, who recognize the pope's supremacy, "increased their expansion into traditionally Orthodox" areas, he said.

Be that as it may, film festivals are asserting themselves ever more strongly; the competition between them is increasing as they jostle for supremacy.

The imperial overtones of President Bush's pre-eminence doctrine and its avowed goal of perpetual, unchallenged military supremacy certainly risk increasing yet further the world's already alarming level of disaffection with its remaining superpower ("Keeping U.S. No. 1: Is It Wise? Is It New?," Arts & Ideas pages, Oct. 26).

Even with rapidly increasing European financial integration, America's supremacy in capital markets is unlikely to be challenged.

Subsequently, significant changes in the market, namely decreases in consumption by traditional consuming countries, the entry of new inexperienced consumers, and the increasing importance of large distribution have threatened this supremacy.

The fight for mobile supremacy is a multi-front war, with increasing competition in everything from smartphones to tablets like the iPad and RIM's forthcoming PlayBook.

Secondary suites, however, present a challenge to the automobile's supremacy: they increase housing density, and ease the push to expand ever further into the suburbs.