Sentence examples for superiority means from inspiring English sources
Iran's leaders are rational, and Israel's overwhelming nuclear superiority means that Israel need not fear Iran.
Casualty totals have plummeted, thanks to American military superiority, but that superiority means that "nearly all the metal in the air is ours," he said.
The sand wall and Morocco's obvious military superiority meant that Abdelaziz had little choice but to accept a ceasefire plan proffered by the United Nations, which came into force in 1991.
European regulations, however, require operators to use GSM technology, to ensure compatibility and roaming between countries.But CDMA's technical superiority meant that it was the logical technology on which to base third-generation (3G) wireless telephony.
Allied air superiority meant that the German panzers had to hide in the forests during daylight hours.
That superiority meant that in a world where it wasn't possible to take a train to France or a flight to Spain, the Royal Navy was the bulwark of Britain's defence - and by protecting the world's trade routes the guarantor of her wealth, too.
In reality, the German Navy was not planning to use Tirpitz for offensive operations, as the Operation Tungsten attack had demonstrated that Allied naval superiority meant that she could no longer feasibly operate in open seas.
Because Allied air superiority meant it would be difficult for the Germans to move up their reserves, Rommel believed that their best chance was to stop the invasion at the shore.
4. JOSTLE, OR NUDGE, A GROUP GAME - Achievement of social superiority by means of humiliation- generally takes place at cocktail parties.
I don't mean that we all harbor a sense of racial superiority; I mean that race contributes to our perceptions of others.
The Allies achieved and maintained air superiority, which meant that the Germans were unable to make observations of preparations underway in Britain prior to the invasion and were unable to launch airborne counterassaults on D-Day.
