Precedence

The president's security had precedence over all other concerns during the diplomatic visit.

The opening of the store took precedence over other tasks for the employees.

In emergencies, the evacuation of the building takes precedence over everything else.

Family should always take precedence over work.

The patient's medical condition requires precedence in the treatment plan.

The linguist's research focused on the precedence of pronouns in different languages.

The start of the concert had precedence over any delays in the schedule.

The scientist compared the data from the current experiment to the precedence of previous findings.

The teacher reminded the students of the precedence of a similar math problem.

The project manager referred to the precedence of a previous successful project to guide the team.

The needs of the environment should take precedence over the profits of corporations.

Maintaining a healthy work-life balance takes precedence over working overtime.

The editor corrected the precedence of the pronoun in the manuscript.

The airline company gives precedence to frequent flyers by offering exclusive benefits.

The submission of the report had precedence over other office tasks.

Spending time with loved ones takes precedence over material possessions.

John forgot the precedence of the noun phrase in his essay.

The hotel manager gave precedence to guest complaints to ensure their satisfaction.

The captain had precedence in leading the team onto the field for the sports event.

In English, understanding the precedence of pronouns is crucial for effective communication.

The marketing manager used the precedence of a previous successful campaign to develop a new marketing strategy.

The IT professional referred to the precedence of previous tech issues to troubleshoot a problem.

The teacher reminded the students that homework completion takes precedence over leisure activities.

The teacher emphasized the precedence of studying over playing video games.

The speakers and presenters were given precedence in seating arrangements at the conference.

The customers with VIP status were given precedence in entering the exclusive club.

The chef used the precedence of a recipe from a cookbook to prepare a new dish.

The governor had precedence in the order of speeches at the inauguration ceremony.

The mayor took precedence over other officials in the parade.

The organization of the agenda had precedence over scheduling individual meetings.

The arrangement of seating had precedence over other decorations for the event.

The school administration gave precedence to student safety by implementing a strict security policy.

The precedence of the noun phrase can change the meaning of a sentence.

The architect considered the precedence of past building designs for inspiration.

The quality of the product should take precedence over the speed of production.

The departure of the flight had precedence over boarding announcements.

The head of state had precedence in the receiving line at the diplomatic reception.

The financial analyst used the precedence of a previous financial report to prepare a new one.

The country's constitution gives precedence to individual rights and freedoms.

The needs of the community must take precedence over the desires of a single individual.

The journalist researched the precedence of previous news articles for background information.

The teacher explained the precedence of pronouns in a sentence.

The manager gave precedence to the urgent tasks on the to-do list.

The student referred to the precedence of a similar essay for writing a new paper.

The completion of the groundwork had precedence over the construction of the building.

The employee followed the precedence of a previous report when creating a new one.

Safety takes precedence over speed when driving.

The senior members of the faculty were given precedence in choosing their office space.

The health of the patients should always take precedence over profits.

The booking of tickets online had precedence over purchasing tickets at the venue.