Sentence examples for that superiority from inspiring English sources

Transactions in modern finance, just as in modern medical practice, must confront the problem of asymmetric information: one side of the transaction (e.g., the physicians or the sellers of financial products) has technically superior knowledge of the product being traded and could exploit that superiority to their financial advantage.

Kenny Miller emphasised that superiority with a fine finish after an Andy Halliday pass was deflected into his path.

The club had finished above United for six years out of seven in the 1970s, and chairman Peter Swales's stated ambition was to make that superiority permanent.

He sat in his easy chair surrounded by books and enveloped by civilisation, but with no trace of that superiority that sometimes seems natural to Limeys.

Swansea were now in control of the game and that superiority was reflected with their second goal as Wednesday, who never played with enough belief or conviction, were carved open.

These old times are occasions when Lennon was in the midst of a side that was imposing itself on Rangers, and he understands that to succeed as a manager in Glasgow he will have to achieve that superiority again.

"That moral superiority doesn't recognize the reality people face".

Corbisiero fitted seamlessly into the system (called Warrenball) that demanded superiority up front.

Of the four trials that reported superiority of an intervention over placebo, three reported dichotomous pain outcome measures.

Of particular interest to me was the fact that technical superiority, rather that cost, was the primary driver for Linux adoption.

It's assumed superiority that's born to rule over assumed inferiority that's born to follow.