Sentence examples for superior from the from inspiring English sources

Orient were superior from the first minute, when Kevin Lisbie almost set up David Mooney at the back post.

Playing in handsome yellow throwback uniforms, with "Retrievers" written across their chests in black script, U.M.B.C.'s players looked superior from the start of the second half, which began tied at twenty-one apiece, and their victory, on this night, looked nothing like an upset.

They were clearly superior from the outset on Saturday and had the points secured by half-time, at which stage they led 2-0 through Jonathan de Guzman who, playing further forward than usual, doubled his tally for the season to four goals in 31 Premier League appearances.

Allowing balance billing is then superior from the patients' perspective.

France were superior from the start in every aspect of the game as the Irish wilted in the heat and high humidity.

Setting a = 2 in the cost savings function (21) yields the optimal values f o * = 2.00, f p*= 1.92, PW o (f o *) = 7.201 and PW p (f p *) = 7.183 which implies that prohibiting balance billing is superior from the patients' perspective (see Figure 6(b)).

Brokers squeezed her from one side, her superiors from the other, she says, and both pressured her to approve loans, no matter what.

He had been looking for a civilian job when he was contacted by one of his superiors from the days in Votkinsk.

The American ambassador to Moscow, Joseph Davies, reported to his superiors from the show trial that there was "proof... beyond reasonable doubt to justify the verdict of treason".

Ben-Zvi and the other superiors from the university were pressing him to take that upon himself, that he should wreck the Aleppo community.

The "dominance" hypothesis proposes that the detrimental allele from one parent is complemented by the superior allele from the other parent, and that the accumulated superior alleles in the F1 hybrids give rise to heterosis.