Sentence examples for compete for primacy from inspiring English sources
In any effort to restructure American health care, two interconnected goals inevitably compete for primacy.
If the two countries continue to compete for primacy in the Pacific, a new Cold War — or worse, an open conflict — will be the result, he says.
It expands into a series of movements in which a vintage early synth melody gives way to climax after climax, where real and electronic parts compete for primacy.
Gods, gurus and eccentric relatives compete for primacy in Kirin Narayan's enchanting memoir of her childhood in Bombay (present-day Mumbai).
Hugh White, professor of strategic studies at Australian National University, believes that, faced with China's growing power, America can either withdraw from Asia, share power with China or compete for primacy.
Re "A $60 Million Palace," Jan . 30 Apparently, Allen, Tex., has decided that a $60 million investment in a high school football facility will ensure supremacy in producing American-style football players, besting all others competing for primacy in that important international specialty.
Mitchell, 64, has revealed the extent of the ill-feeling between her and Baez, the one-time muse and lover of Bob Dylan, as they competed for primacy as the leading female balladeer of their generation against a background of the protest movements of the 1960s and 1970s.
This Article discusses the conflicting interactions among the three models that are competing for primacy as the tort law governing expressive activities evolves to accommodate the requirements of the First Amendment.
Then again, capitalism is not the fifth most influential economic model competing for primacy in the American market place.
It's the history of DJ Cammy's "HOT WHITE GIRL DISS (FOR JAY)", of James Walton's Young Fleeto diss and innumerable acronyms competing for primacy in the war of the young teams.
