Sentence examples for primacy of which from inspiring English sources

The big studios, the primacy of which was never exactly threatened during the boom years, are now almost the only game in town.In this section Well read High wires Cinderella story Undermined A long haul Manners maketh the businessman Back to the future ReprintsThe alliance with DreamWorks is something of an about-turn for Disney.

In "Streetlamps" Shaughnessy prepares a hip, ironic metaphysics: And here we are again: no cake without breaking eggs, unless it's a vegan cake in which there are never any eggs only the issue, the question, the primacy of eggs, which remains even in animal-free foods, eaten by animal-free humans in an inhumane world.

Gone is the primacy of compromise, which marked Obama's days as president of the Harvard Law Review and even his first years in office.

Ingres and Delacroix almost come to blows, respectively upholding the primacy of line – which to Ingres meant honour and honesty – and of unabashed sensual colour.

Even leaving aside that central structure – the primacy of childbearing, which may be hardwired but surely a sophisticated mind should be able to unwire it – why is living alone considered lonely when a) a lot of people like it, and b) the loneliest way to live in the recorded history of mankind is with one other person who you don't get on with?

Later that year Geoffrey began to quarrel with Hubert Walter over the primacy of England, which Canterbury claimed and York disputed.

The King eventually persuaded Thomas to submit, but Thomas and Lanfranc continued to clash over ecclesiastical issues, including the primacy of Canterbury, which dioceses belonged to the province of York, and the question of how York's obedience to Canterbury would be expressed.

He coined the famous "national preference" for the primacy of local citizens, which has been followed by all other European rightwing parties.

"It's hard to see that the children were afforded the primacy of importance to which they are entitled," he said, adding that publication would be devastating for PJS and the children.

An amendment to legislation to make clear that the UK's agreement to the primacy of EU law – which dates back to 1972 – was gifted by parliament and could therefore be withdrawn by parliament.

One major effort to create a formal point system is the GRADE system [ 2- 5] The GRADE approach (Table 4) emphasizes the primacy of study design, which is used to set a starting quality grade.