Sentence examples for always prior from inspiring English sources

For this reason, from time to time, technical and economical considerations are always prior to the significance of human settlement environment, humanity, and sustainable development.

"The government has always, prior to this filing, taken the position that there is no precedent, historical or otherwise, that would merit a release," Professor Vladeck said.

But if there were any need to consider which of the two, that which moves itself or that which is moved by something else, is the cause and principle of motion, every one would decide the former: for that which is itself independently a cause is always prior as a cause to that which is so only in virtue of being itself dependent upon something else that makes it so.

Spinoza does sometimes suggest that wholes can be prior to their parts (Ep32, IIp13le7s), though other times he suggests that parts are always prior to wholes (Ip15).

Heparinized venous peripheral blood and serum with activation clot was collected in the morning after a fasting for 12 h and in patients, always prior to coronary angiography.

In this case, we asked patients to complete the measure at the same time as the PMOS which was always prior to discharge.

In recalling us to the ontological point of our own origination, memory or anamnesis gathers, she suspects, "not the broken bits of a prior whole but an always-prior brokenness" (28).

"Financial stocks always outperform prior to an inflection point," when the Federal Reserve stops raising interest rates, Mr. Levy said.

Successful applicants almost always have prior research experience in an area related to biology and have demonstrated interest in and aptitude for research.

All the glassware and media were always sterilized prior to cultivation.

In contrast, empirical BRDF models always require prior knowledge, such as illumination conditions, geometry, and surface material properties.