Sentence examples for preeminence there from inspiring English sources

This group "believes" CCSS will yield graduates that are (nothing original here) "college and career ready". No empirical evidence, mind you; just a "we believe". The signators "believe" that CCSS is "a necessary foundation... to ensure the United States' educational and economic preeminence". There you have it.

I lugged a bucket past the forked coercion of a tree, up toward the pious and nictitating preeminence of a school, hunkered there in its gully of learning.

"But despite such evidence of the preeminence of women in both religion and life, there are no indications of glaring inequality between women and men.

Known for their capacity to unite the globe beneath their interlocked, rainbow-colored rings, the Olympic Games require few words to describe their preeminence on the world's stage; everything they need is already there, accompanied by wealths of breakdowns and replays that ensure that audiences all over the world don't miss a second of spectacular sporting coverage. .

But there is something odd about Khalifa's longstanding porn preeminence.

Despite their delight that there is finally a search engine in the market willing to take on Google's preeminence, Newspaper publishers still have issues with the whole Bing idea.

There may well be competition from financial centers in Asia, but it will not undermine the preeminence of the U.S. and the U.K. anytime soon.

Itō's preeminence continued in the 1890s.

"We can cement America's preeminence".

Memphis reached preeminence by the 3rd dynasty.

As security continues to tighten, there's a very legitimate fear that it will alter the character of U.S. higher education, diminish the quality of its research, and quite possibly erode its global preeminence in the decades to come.