Sentence examples similar to example take precedence from inspiring English sources

A man who was supporting a family, for example, took precedence over a single woman.

With a few exceptions Discovery Channel, ESPN, NHK specials, BBC documentaries, for example—pictures usually take precedence over content in television: a news item that runs for more than half a minute (ie, more than 100 spoken words) is called "lengthy" by television producers.In its way, the Internet can be just as uninformative, albeit for different reasons.

In which case, informal mechanisms such as lobbying, take precedence.

And though he avoids the traps of plotless modernism, Beatty's constant barrage of asides and routines eventually does take precedence over the supreme court plot, for example.

For example, if a value is "spending time with friends," but you always allow work to take precedence over socializing, that isn't value-congruent.

For example, store sales personnel are frequently called on to engage in stock clerk activities, which often must take precedence over waiting on customers.

For example, unauthorised settlements frequently lack basic services such as potable water and sewers that may tend to take precedence over urban greening.

But politics take precedence.

Whose will take precedence?

Its laws take precedence.

Whose needs take precedence?