Sentence examples similar to this needs precedence from inspiring English sources

Captain Crouch said, "Security needs take precedence over other concerns".

What Sally needs takes precedence, and it that sacrifice doesn't prove Betty has grown, I don't know what does.

Whose needs take precedence?

As state and local governments struggle to balance budgets, present needs take precedence over future liabilities.

"Our take on this is that this woman's needs, her desires and her interests need to take precedence," said Bebe Anderson, a lawyer with the Center for Reproductive Rights, an advocacy group.

Your own kids need to take precedence.

"The European Union has been built along the values of dignity, tolerance, brotherhood; our European values need to take precedence over everything else".

It is feared that over the coming months others will follow suit, arguing that functions such as welfare and children's services need to take precedence over theatres and galleries.

In the aftermath of Donald Trump's election to the U.S. presidency, I spent several weeks attempting to sort out which obligations and responsibilities would need to take precedence in my personal and professional lives moving forward.

I gave up the sport because I realised I would never be a Rebecca Adlington, and that academic studies needed to take precedence.

Emergencies and other serious problems may need to take precedence, but everyday difficulties and sources of stress from your life outside of the workplace should remain outside of the workplace.