Sentence examples for the primary rule from inspiring English sources

The primary rule of the game, one student says, is "Bros before hos".

Yet evolution — not extinction — has always been the primary rule of media ecology.

The primary rule seems to be "first come, first serve," but this is subject to several conditions.

If they show any physical tenderness at all, it's brief; they kiss, then withdraw, constantly reminding themselves of the primary rule of survival: Get or be gotten.

By hurrying himself up, he violated the primary rule of Gilbert's "Winning Ugly" — a rule that Gilbert restates often in the book, and even leaves as its last words: "Don't Rush.

It now turns out that the company was, for at least two years, not in compliance with the primary rule on revenue recognition for software companies, Statement 97-2, wasch was issued by the American Institute of Certified Public Accountants in 1997.

And the state's blanket primary system, under which a voter may select any candidate on the ballot, is on its last leg anyway: because of a United States Supreme Court ruling this year that invalidated a similar system in California, the primary rules will almost certainly be different in future elections here.

The state judge called the primary rules reasonable.

Asked why the Republican legislature changed the primary rules for this particular election, Susan MacManus, professor of government at the University of South Florida, said, "Because they could".

Last Friday, the judge, Edward R. Korman of Federal District Court in Brooklyn, criticized the primary rules as needlessly complicated, and is expected to issue a decision this week.

Ironically, she was following one of the primary rules of screen acting: be solid and reflective so that the audience can read your thoughts.