Sentence examples for a much lower priority from inspiring English sources

Open-source software vulnerabilities are given a much lower priority.

In the last few decades it has become a much lower priority in government policy.

"Work as a measure of life has a much lower priority than it used to, so if work is no longer what gives you your energy, it's easier to take a day off," he said.

In general, the development of talent within companies has been "a much lower priority," agreed Arthur Resnikoff, a consulting psychologist with Hagberg Consulting Group, which is based in Foster City, Calif.

Because of the financial consequences of downtime, mission-critical data centers appropriately place a very high priority on reliability and a much lower priority on energy efficiency.

So far most efforts have been oriented to safety services and traffic efficiency, while Internet communications have been considered to be of a much lower priority.

Level 6 (Much lower priority) The user was competing in computer jousting, an activity in which two users are pushed toward one another in office chairs and throw computers at each other.

"In developing countries, the relief of pain and suffering is given much lower priority than other, more urgent, health and social problems," it says.

Overweight-obesity had intermediate priority and all other factors had much lower priority.

The survey of 1,000 full-time undergraduates, published on Thursday by the Higher Education Policy Institute (Hepi) and YouthSight, found students were most concerned about the EU and the NHS, while student debt and the environment were much lower priorities.

There is a critical need to strengthen capacity in health ministries, which often have a much lower status and priority than other ministries, such as trade and defence.