Sentence examples for primacy as from inspiring English sources
Nonetheless, the participation of NGOs and even the pastoralists themselves, if there are any, is mere tokenism as the EPRDF government follows a developmental state model and the views and concerns of the government take primacy, as is evident for more than two decades (see also UNDP Ethiopia 2012).
That was not just because of her primacy as a Balanchine ballerina.
Dick Cheney wants to establish America's primacy as the sole superpower.
YouTube's primacy as the place teen-agers go after school is already being challenged, especially by Vine, an app of looping six-second videos that launched last year.
Following the government takeover, Rosario's primacy as a port suffered when the government emphasized a diversified economy and competition among Argentina's ports.
Telluride and Venice both enjoy a competitive – at times combative – relationship with Toronto, with all three vying for primacy as launchpads for key Oscar contenders.
But he says the FIDO Alliance and similar efforts to reduce passwords' primacy are as inevitable as they are desirable.
Boeing could invade the narrow-bodied market in five years with new products and challenge Airbuss primacy there as well.
We become more likely to form judgments based on early cues (something known as impressional primacy), and as a result become more prone to anchoring and correspondence biases (using first impressions as anchors for our decisions and not accounting enough for situational variables).
One after another, gallerists arose, including Mary Boone and Larry Gagosian, who usurped Castelli's primacy even as they voiced tribute to him as a hero.
Even before the opening of the Erie Canal in 1825, New York enjoyed commercial primacy, but, as trade from the interior of the continent flowed onto its piers, the city also attained legal, insurance, and manufacturing primacy.
