Sentence examples for massive superiority from inspiring English sources

Italian football so perfectly fuels the schizophrenic Spanish psyche, that uneasy coexistence of massive superiority and inferiority complexes.

Though Israel this week echoed concerns in the United States about Syrian chemical weapons, officials say a more immediate worry is that the civil war could see weapons that are capable of denting its massive superiority in airpower and tanks from reaching Hezbollah; the group fought Israel in 2006 and remains a more pressing threat than its Syrian and Iranian sponsors.

America's massive military superiority over Iran constitutes a huge advantage.

I've come to the conclusion that what superheroes might be – in their current incarnation, at least – is a symbol of American reluctance to involve themselves in any kind of conflict without massive tactical superiority," Moore said.

However, the massive material superiority of the Allies meant the strain placed on the outnumbered German pilots was now severe.

Our massive military superiority cannot resolve these, and a number of other conflicts, by its sheer size and power.

The division's previously successful tactics of cutting off supplies and relying on surprise failed in the face of massive U.S. numerical superiority.

The division's tactics of cutting off supplies and relying on surprise, which had provided them so much success up to this point, failed in the face of massive US numerical superiority.

AT&T has made a major contribution to the conduit side of the Telecosm paradigm by affirming our view of the superiority of cable and creating a massive market for cable modems.

Early in the Cold War the U.S. threatened "massive retaliation" in Europe to offset Soviet conventional superiority.

In defending Britain against German air attacks, these two commanders stressed the timely, well-directed use of individual fighter squadrons to intercept German planes, whereas Leigh-Mallory advocated the use of massive five-squadron formations that would achieve an overwhelming air superiority but were difficult to marshal properly.