Sentence examples for greater primacy from inspiring English sources

This aligned with the views of adolescents in earlier studies, although previous participants gave greater primacy to aesthetics over oral health [ 20, 22].

Pope Leo I the Great made the primacy of the Roman bishop explicit both in theory and in practice and must be counted as one of the most important figures in the history of the centralization of authority in the church.

Before the crisis the talk among macroeconomists was all about the Great Moderation and the primacy of keeping inflation low.

Of the nonreligious white males who predominate in the ranks of cryonicists, many are software engineers, a calling that puts great faith in the primacy of information.

During that long, bitter struggle, Gelasius maintained papal authority, making him one of the great architects of Roman primacy in ecclesiastical affairs.

1140), the unofficial collection of canons that became the fundamental textbook for medieval students of canon law, laid great emphasis on the primacy of the Roman see, accepting as genuine certain canons that were based on long-standing tradition but were actually the work of 8th- and 9th-century forgers.

Indeed, the single greatest factor eroding the primacy of the gallery space has been the ascendancy of fairs as a nexus for art selling, especially when it comes to emerging art.

Many literary greats did not accept the primacy of Shakespeare, and neither should we.

The prevalence of such ideas and the absence of a formidable challenge to papal primatial claims during the High Middle Ages explain the lack of any conciliar definition of the Roman primacy at the great "papal" general councils of that period.

The average run of primacy for a great growth stock rarely lasts more than five years.

Lang himself was gloomy about his legacy; he believed that since he had not led his country back into an Age of Faith, or marked his primacy with a great historical act, he had failed to live up to his own high standard.