Sentence examples for be priority from inspiring English sources
noun
An item's relative importance.
- He set his e-mail message's priority to high.
Preventing climate destruction should be priority number one.
"Public safety has to be priority number one".
Finding Dory arrives on Friday, however, and that will be priority for the vast majority.
Education and inspiration should be priority goals of the new museum.
She also believes shop-keepers shouldn't be allowed to store things above their shops: "There must be priority for residential".
With that return on investment, it's clear that nutrition and food security need to be priority investment areas for climate finance.
There are plenty of musicians with potential, but little money to support their growth – but this should be priority number one, as everything flows from this.
"He [Abbott] said before the election on numerous occasions we must get the budget in order and that must be priority.
Pre-hospital treatment has to establish the initial treatment strategies and be priority-oriented.
Not government's priority?
"Health care is priority No. 2".
