Sentence examples for at prioritising from inspiring English sources

They are adept at prioritising the interests of directors above those of any other stakeholder.

Eye movement analyses suggest that the low-risk drivers were better at prioritising the hazardous precursors, leading to better predictive accuracy.

Three years ago, Nasa, with the University of Missouri, ran a workshop aimed at prioritising sex differences in human responses to challenging environments.

Claire Bassett, chief executive of the commission, acknowledged that more resources "would be welcome", but said the watchdog, which receives about two new applications a day, has to bear its share of cutbacks and had become adept at prioritising urgent cases.

The real message you're sending, he adds, is "I'm not very good at prioritising my time" and, at the moment, you're not a priority at all.

But coach Gary Street says the decision to do without many of his most talented players is part of a four-year strategy aimed at prioritising certain events over others.

"I was troubled to see Tesco at times prioritising its own finances over treating suppliers fairly," Tacon said.

But the truth is often more complex, with many refugees at Dunkirk prioritising the UK over other parts of Europe because of family ties to the country.

We have found evidence to suggest that consultants are better than GPs at correctly prioritising the patients with cancer, as suggested previously by Sauven (2001).

Demonstrations of commitment included: attending learning sessions; emphasising the purpose of SPI; attending leadership walk rounds; integrations of safety into the Board agenda such as safety stories at meetings and prioritising it on the agenda; speaking at sessions to explain the programme; and providing approval for SPI-related practices.

Across the country, African and Caribbean societies at universities are prioritising black Britain's history over retellings of important, but often overrepresented, historical moments and movements from overseas.