Gatland's men have come, in the Six Nations at least, to be at their most effective against stronger opposition, not a side to pile up points against clearly inferior opposition.
Some feminists pointed out that women suffer detriment to their careers when they change their names; that they signal their submission to their husbands, and reinforce to their children the idea that women are inferior to men.
However, many of the defects in British industrial output once blamed on the unions – some of them correctly – are still there in the shape of low productivity linked to underinvestment, sloppy management and inferior products that are not marketed or sold abroad in sufficient numbers.
The "proper" single version of this – performed by Demi Lovato – is regarded as vastly inferior by children as young as two.
The bike, however, is still viewed by many here as an inferior mode of transport.
For film director John Schlesinger, who has died aged 77, the response was equally apt: "I couldn't bear the idea of not working," admitting that this attitude sometimes led to his acceptance of inferior projects.
Ostensibly citing research from Child Trends, Quinn claimed that children fared best with biological parents, and that same-sex parents were inferior for children.
The no campaign, whatever its intention, has reiterated the ugly fiction that homosexual relationships are inherently inferior to their heterosexual counterparts.
While enjoyable in their way, both are inferior dishes Making hollandaise strikes the fear of Carême into even the most accomplished home cook, and how often do you have the ingredients (pristine fresh eggs, soft muffins) in, when the mood takes you?
Stringer is feeling the heat over having an "inferior product in an aggressive market place", as he puts it.
It's something sacred, we can't question it, and if you fail at it, you're an inferior human being.
