Sentence examples similar to it held precedence from inspiring English sources
Newness in art held precedence for Davis in all weather, and, like other leftist painters of the time, he adopted the belief that artistic progress is somehow inherently revolutionary.
While print marketing still holds power within the industry, it's the digital marketing trends that are proving to hold precedence.
It's a new twist to SEO that is expected to hold precedence over other SEO tactics.
Which holds precedence, Mr. Stern asked, a man's right to follow a religious stricture against working with women or a woman's right to equal employment opportunities?
Certainly, Williamson will face some sizable hurdles as she pursues her mission to return America to a country where humanitarian values hold precedence over economic ones.
We are living in an environment in which property rights hold precedence over human rights.
Research involving the discovery of novel anticancer drugs and treatments hold precedence among the general public.
When does it take precedence over our allegiance to "reality"?
Doesn't it take precedence over everything else?
