Sentence examples for regained supremacy from inspiring English sources

But sterling regained supremacy in the 1930s.

The number of tweets about Hoffman surpassed the number of tweets about the Super Bowl less than thirty minutes after the news of his death broke, but within ninety minutes, by 3 P.M., the Super Bowl had regained supremacy on Twitter.

Manchester United is expected to use the hefty transfer fee to buy several players as it seeks to reinforce its scoring, defense and goalkeeping in an attempt to regain supremacy in the Champions League.

Liverpool had been knocked off their perch by Manchester United a year earlier and were finding their attempts to regain supremacy in English football difficult under Graeme Souness – the Scot was sacked in January 1994 following a generally disastrous three-year spell in charge.

Eamonn Brophy shot narrowly over and Darian Mackinnon had a header easily gathered as the visitors tried to regain supremacy.

Once, one of her daughters came in second to a Korean kid in a math competition, so Chua made the girl do 2,000 math problems a night until she regained her supremacy.

In his eyes, CBS has not given the help he needs to regain ratings supremacy.

So now we have to take the mentality they had for years, which is, trying to regain that supremacy".

The Arab world was traumatized, and that deepened the appeal of radical Islamists, who argued that Muslims had fallen out of God's favor, and that only by returning to the religion as it was originally practiced could Islam regain its supremacy in the world.

For South African astronomers, the proposal offers an opportunity to regain the supremacy of the southern skies they enjoyed about 30 years ago when they had the largest infrared telescope, says SAAO director Robert Stobie.

I became attracted to ideologies involving seeking to regain the supremacy that Muslims had once possessed, and I began to desire martyrdom in the battlefield.