Sentence examples for a far higher priority from inspiring English sources

The likes of Manchester United and Arsenal, with the Champions League a far higher priority, may have fielded virtual reserve teams in the tournament.

"A pedestrian and cycling bridge east of Tower Bridge should be a far higher priority," said Caroline Pidgeon, Lib Dem chair of the London Assembly transport committee.

Although much of the abuse centred on the taunts about the children's disabilities, police failed to recognise it as a hate crime rather than simple antisocial behaviour, which would have made it a far higher priority.

We believe that people working in development – from huge multilateral organisations like the World Bank to research and policy-oriented thinktanks and non-governmental organisations – need to give a far higher priority to labour markets and employment.

A far higher priority than the off-chance of a useful connection seems to be the increasing urgency of a more efficient, less cluttered way of managing my contacts and communications.

The auto industry has argued that a far higher priority in rollovers is the fact that most of those who die are not wearing seat belts and are thrown from the vehicle.

THE nation's largest advertiser, the Procter & Gamble Company, is moving ahead with plans made a year ago to give far higher priority to advertising aimed at black consumers through an innovative, multimillion-dollar agreement with Tom Joyner, a leading personality in urban radio.

Education in emergencies, she says, must be given far higher priority that it has been to date: "The international humanitarian response focuses on food, water, shelter and medical aid.

The global society's new economic priorities should, for example, also mean that our banks give far higher priority to supporting the not-for-profit or "third sector" enterprises which have grown up both at home and abroad in recent decades.

The time has come for the international community to make conflict prevention, mitigation and resolution a far higher political priority".

Johnson said senators "have far higher priorities" than addressing that issue.