Sentence examples for own primacy from inspiring English sources

Far better that Congress defend its own primacy by establishing this finally is a nation of law, not runaway executives.

The street protests that began the Arab Spring have become destructive means for each side to assert its own primacy on the national stage.

takes its snarling cues from, the purest distillation of 50 Cent's use of taunt as a means of guaranteeing his own primacy.

Despite its Texas-size sense of its own primacy in almost everything, New York City in recent years has not been the site of the country's bloodiest newspaper war.

First, the internal political and economic situation in the Arab world is more fragile than it was a decade ago, when Washington could stitch together an anti-Iraq alliance that included most Arab nations and then proceed to establish its own primacy in the region, where many countries are beggars for money and arms.

The pope, however, rejected the agreement, likely because he wished to preserve his own primacy, and substituted his own.

The recorded catalog is full of worthy recordings of Edward Elgar's Cello Concerto in E minor, a sublime 1919 work by an English master deeply affected by the horrors of World War I and, probably, by his own declining primacy.

Instead, what the assumption that our primate brains are the apex of complexity in the known universe tells us, perhaps, is something much less proud (though perhaps all the more important): the one thing at which humanity unquestionably excels is a solipsistic worship of its own, self-declared primacy in the universe (and on our living planet).

Yet its emotional tone eerily matches our own feelings about the primacy of manufacturing over the service industries.

Danny Pearl's death should teach us something about our own vulnerability, about the primacy of life over work, about the need to take a deep breath before allowing competitive instincts to direct us down a dirt track toward an uncertain story on the other side of a checkpoint manned by drunken soldiers.

While they are by no stretch centrally planned, they are also very different from the UK's own model of shareholder primacy and very flexible labour markets.