Sentence examples similar to establish primacy from inspiring English sources

"TM 103" will be Young Jeezy's chance to re-establish primacy.

When Darwin received Wallace's letter, seemingly establishing primacy in developing the theory, he summoned Hooker and Huxley to his country retreat, where the three anxiously strategised.

The entirely amateur home team quickly established primacy in midfield and came close to opening the scoring in the fifth minute, when Kris Newby headed Tom Stephen's cross just over.

None have been widely used, gained general acceptance, or established primacy in the field.

Wilken wants to establish the primacy of the Bible.

The pages of "Reborn" establish the primacy of reading in her life.

Mr. Bush must use his acceptance speech to reassert his control of his candidacy and establish his primacy within the party.

Alfred Russel Wallace was independently reaching the same conclusions as Darwin around the same time, and Darwin felt compelled to rush his book to publication to establish his primacy.

It could help a nation, once known for goose-stepping soldiers and torture chambers, to clarify the historical record, consolidate the rule of law and establish the primacy of the judiciary and civilian government.

The United States needs to contribute to the development of a pluralistic culture in the region by supporting the democratic process and the building of new institutions that will establish the primacy of law and the principles of international human rights.

Revisionist historians like Gar Alperovitz argue persuasively that Washington believed the bombing militarily unnecessary (except to establish American primacy in the postwar order) because, as the U.S. Strategic Bombing Survey put it in 1946, "in all probability" Japan would have surrendered even without the atomic bombs.