Sentence examples for It prioritises from inspiring English sources

It prioritises nuclear power, with a disastrous record in India, over renewables.

It prioritises life over death, which is the necessary - but not always present - cultural assumption for life to have meaning.

It prioritises four high level threats to the UK of which two - international terrorism and serious organised crime - would be directly undermined by opting out.

It prioritises the interests of national security over accountability in a way unknown even when Britain faced an existential threat during the second world war.

It prioritises possession and composed football, and seeks to make the most of the attack options provided by the three players who line up behind the main striker.

The average investigation by OIOS – which says it prioritises cases involving minors or rape – takes more than a year.

But as numerous statements by that prize's administrator and this year's judges illustrate, it now prioritises a notion of 'readability' over artistic achievement," it said.

But as numerous statements by that prize's administrator and this year's judges illustrate, it now prioritises a notion of 'readability' over artistic achievement".

It consistently prioritises the physical, assuming that being a "clean" athlete means being free from prohibited chemicals.

But given that "the five-strong cast play characters that differ from themselves not only in ethnicity but age, gender and even species," Shuttleworth asks, "what, then, is it that privileges or prioritises Chinese ethnicity as a requirement here above other portrayals in the same text and production?" It's a good question and one that goes to the heart of how and why we make theatre.

It's a society that prioritises profit over people".