Sentence examples for is given prime from inspiring English sources

Due to its durability as compared to any other material, the use of RCC is given prime preference.

If Wikipedia entries are nearly always the top hits of a Google Search — and especially as their content is given prime real estate in highlighted boxes on many searches thanks to Google's Knowledge Graph — wouldn't it be wonderful if there were more high quality Wikipedia entries on legal matters?

It is evident from the study that whenever the performance measure is given prime importance than cost, then network's pipes are configured as telescopically decreasing size along shortest path.

Seattle-based Amazon is giving Prime users a free trial on any subscription.

Middle East Peace: Obama is giving prime face time to the principal players in the talks over critical issues in the peace process starting this week, despite the slim prospects for a resolution.

The hourlong documentaries were given prime 9 p.m. time slots following Mr. Olbermann.

Wives received free passage to Panama, and married couples were given prime living quarters.

In this era of competition quality has been given prime magnitude; failure to meet such quality allied goals produces massive shift of company in share of market.

"Everyone has to act on the basis of the evidence that they are given and the information that they are given," Prime Minister David Cameron said.

Mr. Reagan was given prime exposure at the Democratic National Convention to argue that "the theology of a few" should not be allowed "to forestall the health and well-being of the many".

Others who were given prime time slots include Mr. Bush's wife, Laura; Gen. Colin L. Powell, former head of the Joint Chiefs of Staff; Mr. Bush's adviser on security and foreign policy issues, Condoleezza Rice; and former Transportation Secretary Elizabeth Dole.