Sentence examples for are precedence from inspiring English sources
noun
The state of preceding in importance or priority.
- Family takes precedence over work, in an emergency.
ACDs are precedence diagrams with connected nodes representing the resources and activities (Martinez 2001).
Typically, hard constraints are precedence restrictions, resource requirements, earliest starting times or fixed time windows.
In addition to resource constraints, there are precedence constraints among activities within each project.
There is precedence in the English game.
On the retail side, there is precedence.
"There was precedence from DNA studies of birds," she said.
There is precedence for the government's interference.
There was precedence for direct rule to be imposed, Corbyn argued, and it should be done.
There is precedence for this – the intelligence and security committee can take evidence in private.
North American soccer might have it wrong, and there is precedence for MLS to follow on opinion this too.
There is precedence for this.
