Sentence examples similar to the analysis took precedence from inspiring English sources

When, in the nineteenth century, algebra and analysis took precedence over geometry, the rectilinear coordinate system of algebraic geometry came to be called "Cartesian coordinates" in honor of Descartes' discovery.

The religious, not the secular, holiday took precedence.

But the music took precedence.

The business took precedence over the relationship.

And for that Sunday, anyway, the victims took precedence.

A lot of the times the drugs took precedence.

"His concern for the proper order of authority, and the clerical culture took precedence".

Policy during the 1850s was consistently conservative; defense of the social order took precedence over reform.

Soon thereafter, though, the war effort took precedence.

(Incidentally, the obituary itself did not appear on A1; news stories and analysis on the pope's death took precedence).

However, the clinical presentations sometimes took precedence in the decision when the result was negative.