Sentence examples for given the primacy of from inspiring English sources

Given the primacy of tenure, one can wonder if the system offers the wrong incentives.

Given the primacy of the early experience, the results are best interpreted in terms of imprinting and represent the first demonstration of olfactory imprinting in a spider.

Given the primacy of points scored, one suspects that many people see Williams as the better point guard.

In old age, Kim I was able to read and enjoy With the Century, losing himself in a vast and intricate reimagining of his life the way it should have been, which of course became the way it had been, given the primacy of text over reality in North Korea.

Thus, the absence of a more profound consequence of the double deficiency is not unexpected given the primacy of p56Lck in positive regulation of TCR signaling.

Given the primacy of the length of absolute identity in determining the rate of recombination it was hypothesized that the resulting homogenized repeats might predispose carriers to AZFa microdeletions.

Wilken wants to establish the primacy of the Bible.

The primacy of offence, they argue, should now give way to the primacy of defence.Insiders admit that this is going too far.

Child and adolescent psychiatrists are more likely to give responses suggesting support for the primacy of best interests.

The closest Patrick gets to giving ESPN credit (or blame) for the primacy of clips is when he says that in the ESPN era "nothing fueled the national addiction to sports like highlights," which he called "highly charged packages so pure and potent you had to come back for more".

In an attempt to demonstrate the primacy of Moses, Clement gives an extended chronology of the world, wherein he dates the birth of Christ to 25 April or May, 4-2 B.C., and the creation of the world to 5592 B.C.