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111 examples of Trump in a sentence

And they could prove that diversity can trump ability when confronting the wide array of societal questions and problems.
She suspects I am using as a trump card to run behind medical college girls.
And that's showing you that people are actually placing trust in technology, and it's started to trump and disrupt and interrogate traditional institutions and how we think about currencies and money.
But the emergence of formal competitive play in the late 19th century meant that strategic calculation would eventually trump dramatic flair.
Gore doesn't trump fun or originality.
We get the impression that Robes felt it quite justifiable to snip off his opponent's heads, even as he sent his minions out to trump up false and misleading charges against the State.
Eventually, Robespierre (the leader of the committee) and his cronies trump up charges, have a show trial and get rid of the dissent.
PROS: Akshay Kumar's performance(is it just me or does this guy always manages to trump AB in their movies together?).
The plot centers around answering the questions; how much quirkiness is too much and how much love does it take to trump those quirks?
But he holds a paradigmatic, redemptive trump card: somebody loves him.
On a less contentious note, this is one of the most enjoyable 'doomsday' docs out there, and Ms. Helfand is a delightful and entertaining host, even as she points out the obvious: big money will always trump public health and environmental safety.
The script itself, along with Brad Silberling's direction is the trump card, though.
The black humor certainly is the biggest trump of this film.
The trade war may well be an early skirmish in a much tougher battle, during which economics will ultimately trump Trump.
The SEC’s rejection of the proposed rules demonstrates the power of concerted lobbying – and that concentrated interests often trump diffuse benefits.
What these examples show is that domestic efforts trump everything else in determining a country’s economic fortunes.
Both sides had an immediate stake in reaching an agreement: for Olmert, an agreement might have rescued his position as prime minister, and it would have been a trump card for Abbas in Fatah’s de facto civil war with Hamas.
India and China are simply doing what the US and European countries have done for so long: trump rhetoric about democracy and human rights with policies that serve their strategic and energy security interests.
Europe’s impasse is largely due to a standoff between opposing desires, objectives, and concerns: German fears of Greco-Latin rule-bending will always trump French fears of German empire-building, and vice versa.
If we learned anything from Iraq and Afghanistan, it is that a few years of politics, or institutional rebuilding, does not trump centuries of culture.
After all, what developing country with its citizens’ long-term interests in mind will be prepared to issue bonds through the US financial system, when America’s courts – as so many other parts of its political system – seem to allow financial interests to trump the public interest?
But Kasparov quickly adjusted to exploit the computer’s weakness in long-term strategic planning, where his judgment and intuition seemed to trump the computer’s mechanical counting.
Worse still, the time wasted on political grandstanding destroyed the primary budget surplus, which was Tsipras’s trump card in the early negotiations.
Now Tsipras thinks he holds another trump card: Europe’s fear of a Greek default.
Greek politicians who still see the threat of financial contagion as their trump card should note the coincidence of the Greek election and the ECB’s bond-buying program and draw the obvious conclusion.
In many other areas, continuity can be expected to trump change.
Those divisions are now history, and American reservations about a European security pillar cannot trump America’s pressing needs for allied support.
Yet one is obvious: States possess common interests that should trump national priorities.
This was supposed to be the government’s trump card in garnering support for the plan.
And human-rights claims – unless they are applied selectively as part of a hypocritical sham – should always trump realpolitik.
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