Sentence examples similar to that pre eminence from inspiring English sources

Now that pre-eminence is cracking.

That pre-eminence has proved enduring.

Coleman was the very embodiment of that pre-eminence.

That pre-eminence, they said, has not been eroded by the accounting scandals.

And the Ferrari plant is a self-conscious affirmation of that pre-eminence.

America's post-cold-war pre-eminence — and the sudden visibility of that pre-eminence — complicates our attempts to win friends.

Gov. Andrew Cuomo wants to re-establish that pre-eminence with an omnibus agenda on women's equality.

That pre-eminence has helped boost the British economy, but also poses risks that were revealed in the financial crisis of 2007-09.

On paper Australia have a cushion of credit earned over the last three years; on the pitch the last vestiges of that pre-eminence have disappeared, and so have the privileges that came with it.

But it was also a time when New York could still claim to be the country's center of architectural thought, and Mr. Gwathmey and his colleagues had a great deal to do with maintaining that pre-eminence in the public imagination.

Thus also, in other sciences, it is not important that pre-eminence in each be gained, but he must not, however, be ignorant of the general principles of each.