Coined as "responsible competition," Wright's grand strategy ultimately seeks to reinforce the liberal order that has afforded the United States a position of unrivaled strength, incentivized geopolitical rivals to cooperate, and ensured global stability.
It became, as the journalist Henry Luce had prophesied, "the American Century". By the end of the 1990s -- victorious in two world wars, emerging triumphant from the long, twilight struggle with the Soviet Union -- the United States had achieved a position of unrivaled strength.
The strings play those endless tremolo passages and loud pizzicatos with unrivaled intensity and force.
Gas prices exert an unrivaled hold on the public imagination.
The list goes on and on, a force unrivaled in history.
There is scant mention of America's unrivaled political, military, technological and economic strength, or the opportunities to expand prosperity, freedom and security through principled leadership — the foundation of American foreign policy since World War II.
The effectiveness of enzyme digestion is unrivaled.
Each is a priority target for government-led development efforts and home to top universities and government research institutes, and while Beijing and Shanghai offer an unrivaled array of opportunities in the sciences, Chongqing and Tianjin boast strengths of their own.
We didn't have fangs, claws, strength or speed, but the springiness of our legs and our unrivaled ability to cool our bodies by sweating rather than panting enabled humans to chase prey until it dropped from heat exhaustion.
In 1865 he published his first book of poetry, Tzitzim u-Ferahim (in Hebrew); The Jewish Encyclopedia (1901 1906) says that "Goldfaden's Hebrew poetry... possesses considerable merit, but it has been eclipsed by his Yiddish poetry, which, for strength of expression and for depth of true Jewish feeling, remains unrivaled".
It's a hyper-local specialty item, basic but beloved for its unrivaled freshness.
