precedence

He coached while scouts on press row stared at their screens, images of the flames taking precedence over any play calls.

Yes, a second-term drop has precedence, but considering the drama — including a felony conviction and assassination attempts — that surrounded the 2024 campaign, this dip was remarkable.

Three weeks ago, Musk said that the Moon is a “distraction” and that a manned mission to the Red Planet would take precedence over moon bases.

Protecting delicate skin and elaborate makeup took precedence over the long-standing tradition of holding the inauguration outside.

Just like in so many other industries — agricultural and beyond — profit all too often takes precedence over human rights and dignity.