Sentence examples for as a bigger priority from inspiring English sources

Back In July, an Iowa Republican poll showed that a majority of self-described state Republicans placed spending cuts as a bigger priority than ethanol subsidies.

Despite the recent turmoil in the euro zone, the proportion classing Europe as a big priority is much lower today than it was in the 1990s (see first chart).

A long-term programme, that included residentials, led to "demands on statutory agencies", a budget and youth conference run by young people, and an anti-racism pack, which participants saw as a big priority.

As well as aiming to smooth out travel planning wrinkles for its users, Andrews dubs customer service as a big priority for the business, with Loco2 — for instance — applying for compensation on behalf of users who book via its platform and go on to experience train delays.

For instance, some World Bank informants mentioned that the Bank did not always see labour as a big priority given interests in poverty reduction in developing countries.

"People who break the law need to pay the price... by getting convicted or by paying the damages and they will learn a lesson," he said, adding: "I haven't ruled it out but I hope my eagerness not to rush to the courts has shown I didn't regard it as the biggest priority, getting the issue sorted was for me a bigger priority than Simon Hughes getting more money to pay for leaflets in Southwark".

A bigger priority is making the game more vivid.

"Moving forward, this will become a bigger priority for us".

Housing has been a bigger priority than design.

It was a bigger priority for me.

A macho guy is an intelligent guy who makes learning as much as he can about something a big priority.