Sentence examples for primacy than from inspiring English sources

So here Mr. Lamar was in Brooklyn — what better opportunity to assert his primacy than this?

Even the San Fernando Valley, partly inside and partly outside the city limits, has a stronger claim to primacy than downtown: it is home to three Fortune 500 companies, including Walt Disney, now arguably the region's most important company.

Tech houses like Microsoft make dozens of add-on acquisitions, because frequently, it's cheaper to buy product primacy than to build it.

Let's call them production-and-distribution companies (PADs) and be done with the fiction that the modern studios have any primacy, other than the primacy that comes from historical nostalgia, in the filmmaking process.

What I have seen in these and dozens of other countries is that globalization is not synonymous with Americanization; in fact, nothing has brought about the erosion of American primacy faster than globalization.

Furthermore, narratives show that from the standpoint of ethics there is a kind of primacy of the other-than-self over the self.

It's shot through with a liberal insistence that American patriotism has less to do with the primacy of markets than with a Rooseveltian sense of fairness and a communal sense of belonging.

Unlike Mr Friedberg, he argues that "paradoxical as it might seem, the Asia/Pacific region's stability could well be put more at risk by America's continuing assertion of absolute primacy or dominance than by a more balanced distribution of conventional military power".

Empirical studies prove few growth stocks hold primacy much more than five years, a handful maybe 10 years.

The best option for opposition politicians is to unite around a short specific programme of political change rather than jostle for primacy, to streamline the public mood rather than form it, to trust more than preach.

One task is to persuade more countries that American primacy is helpful rather than threatening.