Sentence examples for superiority challenge from inspiring English sources
Jacques believes that these fundamentally non-Western values, coupled with long-held Han Chinese beliefs in their own innate cultural and racial superiority, challenge Western assumptions about the primacy of individual rights and the principles of institutionalized conflict that lie at the heart of democratic systems.
Yet noting how some western commentators have reacted to the disaster, Mr Mahbubani's book argues that "the desire to bury Asian values revealed the real pain" inflicted during the debate.Yet that pain was felt not just by smug westerners whose ingrained sense of superiority was challenged.
The euro can indeed challenge the superiority of the dollar, but only by using the euro price of gold as a market signal of Europe's liquidity needs.
But if, at some point, a power such as China sought to challenge American superiority by launching sophisticated military satellites, America would be sorely tempted to militarise space.It might procure a fighter-borne anti-satellite missile that it has already developed.
The second account of humor that arose in the 18th century to challenge the Superiority Theory was the Incongruity Theory.
After all, who could challenge the superiority of America's badass military?
The product, called the Auvi-Q, boldly challenges the superiority of the EpiPen at a time when food allergies among children and teenagers are on the rise.
Recently, several studies have challenged the superiority of metallic skin staples when compared to skin closure with OCA with and without sutures [3, 11, 12, 13].
At time when America's economic superiority is facing unprecedented challenges, are we really willing to believe that the 100-year-old way we get our energy is the best we can do?
Robben cheerfully dismisses any Dutch ambition to challenge the aesthetic superiority of Spain.
That, he argued, both showed Google's superiority and revealed a demographic challenge: Most of China's newest Internet search users are not well-educated.
