Sentence examples for famous priority from inspiring English sources

This reflected, in part, the famous priority dispute regarding the calculus, but it also reflected some of Leibniz's fundamental criticisms of Newton's views of space, time and motion articulated in the Principia (1687, 1713 second edition).

Following Simpson (pp. 27-28 in [ 8]), "article 25 of the [ICZN, now article 23 in the 1999 edition] is the famous Law of Priority, which is the basic principle and the storm center of technical nomenclature.

Asked whether the party is nervous about naming education as its top priority after its famous failure to deliver on a pledge to abolish university tuition fees, a party spokesperson said the Liberal Democrats had "got the best deal [they] could" and that the coalition government's current university funding policy was working.

But the Coast Guard's top priority is replacing "Famous class" cutters like the Bear and the even older 210-foot "Reliance class" cutters that first entered service during the Vietnam War with a new Offshore Patrol Cutter OPCC).

The period "bonnet" dramas for which the BBC is world-famous will become less of a priority.

But his "real priority was still to become a famous poet".

In an authoritarian government that considers economic growth its top priority, China's official statisticians are famous for fudging the numbers.

FOR most commuters, going to an airport named after someone famous is not high on their list of priorities.

While Cuvier was a Protestant and Lamarck, born into a Catholic family, became a deist, their famous antagonism was above all else a "competition for priority and empire" (Outram, Georges Cuvier, 1984).

Even when the famous and well-intentioned do talk about austerity, their priorities seem skewed, to say the least.

Thanks also to Christopher Ince (Doncaster) for surviving his pre-torch nerves, to Ryan Owen Gibson Prestonn) for getting his priorities right, to Lizzie Shorrocks (Brighouse) for her famous brass band.