Sentence examples for precedence for that from inspiring English sources

Retailers didn't want to carry the game because the large box didn't fit on the shelves and there was no precedence for that type of game selling well despite the positive consumer buzz.

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It tenderly dissembles the Darwinian contest for precedence that has always been endemic, and exciting, to the art world.

Therefore, there is perhaps some precedence for our observation that differential expression between median and lateral nectaries appears to not be particularly conserved between Arabidopsis and B. rapa, which may be due in large part to platform differences (i.e., EST versus microarray analysis).

Thus, there is precedence for the idea that cnidarians select prey according to their size.

There is both chemical and biological precedence for the possibility that antioxidants can paradoxically increase AGE levels.

Despite the precedence for successful drugs that act through agonist relationships with non-essential molecules, essentiality is a desirable character of genes to be pursued by a target-centric approach.

They claim that these should take precedence over that for the president.

Some reliable sources state simply that writers should follow their particular style guide, but proponents of double spacing caution that publishers' guidance takes precedence, including those that ask for double sentence spaced manuscripts.

Of the remaining 103, 14 showed complete sperm precedence for one strain indicating that one male genotype failed to mate successfully during the trial, and also were excluded (9 indicated no sperm transferred during the second mating, and 5 indicated no sperm transferred during the first mating).

In Bouchard's (2011) formulation, interculturalism is a code word for "majority precedence", that is, the respect for and acceptance of the francophone majority culture by immigrants.