Sentence examples for ideology ahead from inspiring English sources

When Komen severed ties with Planned Parenthood (later reversing itself), it put ideology ahead of women's health.

Critics said Trump and his advisers are putting ideology ahead of the national interest and oversimplifying how the process works.

Because powerful special interests and the tendency to put ideology ahead of political progress have led to gridlock in Congress".

Senator Charles E. Schumer said the administration was putting "ideology ahead of security on Long Island and in the nation".

The answer, I think, is that only a tiny minority of voters ever put ideology ahead of identity.

They were for the most part civ ilians, men who put ideology ahead of many practical consid erations.

The more I think about it, the more it seems that ideology has got ahead of common sense.

"There was a suggestion 16 and 17-year-olds would vote differently, be governed by national identity and ideology, but surveys ahead of the vote showed the most important thing to them was exactly the same thing that was most important to adults - the economy," he says.

"More than anything, people are putting their neighbors ahead of ideology," she said.

The unwillingness to put country ahead of ideology and self-preservation (as in keeping your job) is at a level unfamiliar, if not downright scary, to me.

It looked as if a consensus had been reached on putting economic policy and the headlong pursuit of affluence ahead of ideology and politics.