preeminence in English
the region has never regained the economic preeminence that it once enjoyed
Use "preeminence" in a sentence
1. Such preeminence wasn't always the way.
2. Preeminence in all and each is yours.
3. No one doubted his preeminence in financial matters.
4. 1. (a) To what quality does the Bible give preeminence?
5. The sovereign courts' traditional preeminence within the government was vanishing too.
6. No one doubted the preeminence of my father in financial matters.
7. Now some believe that the clan's preeminence is already being challenged.
8. Japan had no such confidence in its cultural preeminence or diplomatic skill.
9. No one doubt the preeminence of my father in financial matter.
10. So far , none has as yet threatened the preeminence of the US prototype.
11. And, over the ensuing years, other reverses further punctured their dream of preeminence.
12. The preeminence assigned to last hours on earth gave a special significance to the final words of the dying.
13. Synonyms for Choiceness include excellence, greatness, distinction, excellency, superbness, superiority, perfection, primeness, supremacy and preeminence
14. Emperors in Rome gave preeminence to their own city, and the cultural center shifted to Europe.
15. Ascendant definition, a position of dominance or controlling influence: possession of power, superiority, or preeminence: With his rivals in the Ascendant, he soon lost his position
16. The 7th century saw a struggle for hegemony between Northumbria and Mercia, which in the 8th century gave way to Mercian preeminence.
17. The Glazers have presided over this rapid rise to preeminence; they also own the NFL's Tampa Bay Buccaneers, at number valued at $08 billion.
18. Brugge never regained its former preeminence as a trading and manufacturing center, and before the end of the 16th century it was known as Bruges-la-Morte (French for "dead Bruges")
19. As a social reflex of these two fundamental conceptions, characterized by the preeminence of the female (demetric or Aphroditic) principle, or of the male principle we have the gynaecocratic or the androcratic type of society; a duality of which, however, the matriarchal or the patriarchal societies are only the extreme cases, for a
20. Too many people equate Isalm with hide-bound traditionalism and an Antimodernistic clinging to the past, often for very good reason.You are correct that the train will not move forward again until the Quran is restored to its place of preeminence and Islam is made applicable to andlived out in the modern world