Sentence examples for He prioritised from inspiring English sources
He prioritised domestic comfort, time with his family and rambles in the country, rather than intellectual endurance.
Eurosceptics think highly of Walpole because he prioritised getting extremely rich over European entanglements.
Contemporary critics were quick to call Debussy an impressionist, the musical equivalent of Monet, for the way he prioritised mood, feeling and scene over story and message.
In 2006, when Goodman and Mulcaire were arrested, he was overseeing 70 terrorism investigations and said he prioritised resources at operations to stop terrorist attacks.
They included a version of an east-west link, although he prioritised the western section and included none of the flyovers and off-ramps in the current plan.
On becoming prime minister of Singapore in 1959, he prioritised tackling the rampant corruption that existed and the country became one of the least corrupt in the world as assessed by Transparency International.
He says he will prioritise spending that promotes growth.
Speaking to BBC Radio 4, Ratcliffe said he had "sensed a change in the way he has prioritised Nazanin's case".
In handing his progeny over, he has prioritised its health over his own ego.
In his new role, however, he has prioritised the struggle with Isis and the looming threat of North Korea.
Astonishingly, she reveals in her book that the British Cycling team manager, Brian Stephens, who had been appointed her coach, was not even there because he had prioritised the men's junior team.
