Sentence examples for more primary than from inspiring English sources

In Tales of Love, which jumps off from Freud's claim in The Ego and the Id that identification with the father of individual pre-history is prior to and more primary than object-cathexis, Kristeva offers an original account of the pre-Oedipal period, finding a paternal figure there.

In the era of worldwide tech collaboration, who is usually more primary than what.

That such emergence in Bhutan has occurred only recently is further supported by the observation of more primary than secondary dengue infections for all 3 years, as well as the relatively advanced mean age of patients.

Hillary Clinton came second in the Democratic Party primaries, winning 1,726½ Delegate votes and more primaries than any other woman in history.

More primary schools than secondaries have academy status – 2,299 compared with 1,884 – but currently 60% of secondaries have academy status compared to 13% of primaries.

Almost half of the school districts in England are predicted to have more primary pupils than places within two years, it has been reported.

Almost half of England's school districts will have more primary pupils than places within two years, the Local Government Association LGAA) has said.

"Our campaign received more primary votes than any GOP campaign in history.

Moreover, the Y3F-FLRT1 variant generated more primary dendrites than the normal FLRT1 protein (Figure 4).

Our review examined more outcomes and identified more primary studies than previous reviews of testing interventions [ 16, 35], and also included non-English language and economic evaluation studies.

"They assume that they normally prefer more primary social goods rather than less" (TJ, 142/123 rev).