Sentence examples for be priority for from inspiring English sources
noun
An item's relative importance.
- He set his e-mail message's priority to high.
Finding Dory arrives on Friday, however, and that will be priority for the vast majority.
She also believes shop-keepers shouldn't be allowed to store things above their shops: "There must be priority for residential".
Roughly speaking, the idea would be priority for the worse off, up to sufficiency, and straight utilitarian maximization of aggregate well-being above that line.
Equitable access to malaria prevention and treatment should therefore be priority for health authorities to consolidate gains, and extend the benefits of interventions to the country as a whole.
From a programmatic perspective, their relative high receptivity and proximity to the border with Angola and Zambia make these districts at highest risk of the rebound of transmission due to importation and should be priority for sustained control.
Forage should always be priority for any cattle.
As arts and culture are priorities for New Yorkers, they will also be priorities for the next administration and City Council of our great city.
Content knowledge and the ability to solve problems must both be priorities for our students.
These problematic relationships and arguably a revision of "proctotrupoid" taxonomy should be priorities for future research.
