Sentence examples for maritime supremacy from inspiring English sources
The United States no longer needed to worry as much about maritime supremacy in the Atlantic.
That ceremony was inaugurated about 1000 and symbolized the maritime supremacy of Venice.
Military analysts are alarmed at what they see as a growing threat to American maritime supremacy in the western Pacific.
Phoenician texts are scattered around the Mediterranean, and bear witness to an extensive and protracted maritime supremacy.
In the Netherlands the Dutch East India and West India companies were the basis of the commercial and maritime supremacy of the Dutch in the 17th century.
To keep its nose ahead, therefore, Singapore is also investing in the soft power of maritime supremacy as much as the hard power of metal boxes.
The British Empire, like those of France, Portugal, and Spain, used its maritime power and supremacy in global trade.
With a merchant marine that competed against Britain for commercial supremacy and a whaling fleet that circled the globe, the United States sought a maritime empire to complement its territorial ambitions in North America.
In his compelling new account of the struggle for supremacy in the Atlantic, the writer and broadcaster argues that if the submarines of the Kriegsmarine had prevailed, the maritime supply lines across the Atlantic would have been severed, mass hunger would have consumed Britain and the Allied armies would have been prevented from joining in the invasion of Europe.
As a terminus of the trade routes from Upper Mesopotamia, it commanded much of the maritime trade of the Pontic region and by the 5th century bce had established many colonies on the coast and enjoyed naval supremacy in the Black Sea.
