Sentence examples for taking the superiority from inspiring English sources

Taking the superiority of raloxifene in outcome gain and the difference in indication into account, it is recommendable to administer tamoxifen for premenopausal women and raloxifene for postmenopausal women.

They'll take the moral superiority, but would just as soon leave aside the practicalities of placing specific blame.

The superiority of women's desires she traces to their temperate physiology, and she takes the proof of the superiority of their souls to be manifested in the beauty of their bodies.

Ghana, who are seeking their fifth title and first since 1982, took their time to make the superiority tell - seemingly content to play within themselves in the face of a non-existent threat from their opponents.

If taking on such expenses helped promote family life, it might reduce the burden on the state of looking after the old.Asian governments have long taken the view that the superiority of their family life was one of their big advantages over the West.

In a sense her excruciatingly vivid, voyeuristic obsession with Sheba's supposed social superiority takes the place of any overtly sexual imagination; that is a form of thinking and feeling she fastidiously avoids and of which she is perhaps incapable.

More chieftains soon arrived in Myloi and Ibrahim Pasha, the commander of the Egyptian forces, was unable to take the position, despite numerical superiority and the launching of fierce attacks on 12 and 14 June.

Accordingly, we applied a new voxel-based analysis methodology, ODVBA (18), taking into account the superiority of ODVBA to the classical VBM approach in sensitivity and spatial specificity, which has been demonstrated on both structural and functional MRI (25, 26).

In the case of the mathematically sublime, the feeling of reason's superiority over nature takes the form, more specifically, of a feeling of reason's superiority to imagination, conceived of as the natural capacity required for sensory apprehension, including the apprehension of the magnitudes of empirically given things.

To compare 1915 to the Holocaust is a fraud and an insult to Jews.Emre KatiLondonChoices facing UkraineSIR – If the Poles (and their delusions of superiority) truly took the lead in the European Union's support of Ukraine's "Orange revolution", then that is not saying very much for the EU ("From Visegrad to Mitteleuropa", April 16th).

In Japan, certain retroactive constructions of identity and reactive counter-assertions of superiority have taken the form of what is called nihonjin-ron: theories of "Japaneseness" or "Japanese uniqueness" (see Dale 1986).