Sentence examples for became a low priority from inspiring English sources
Despite the importation of forced Polish labor to help build it faster, the resort became a low priority as World War II raged.
Also in March 1918, major offensive operations in Palestine became a low priority for the British Army when the spectacular successes of Erich Ludendorff's Spring Offensive in France seriously threatened the British Expeditionary Force.
Major offensive operations in Palestine also became a low priority for the British Army in March; being postponed because of the Spring Offensive in France, but by July, it was clear that the German offensive had failed resulting in a return to the battle of attrition in the trenches.
Patients became a low priority for AH care if they were thought to be destined for residential care placement, or were on a palliative care pathway.
Love becomes a low priority.
"If you are under the constant pressure as a provider," Edgeworth said, "your own health often becomes a low priority".
But with the budget so late, fish pedicures have become a "low priority, back burner" issue, said Abby Ross, Mr. Klein's spokeswoman.
When even the nation's most heavily subsidised company fails to record a profit, as was the case for Opera Australia in its last tabled annual report, it follows that challenging an audience becomes a low priority.
Preston Niblack, the City Council finance director, said the ombudsman program had become a low priority as the Council tried to restore cuts to children's services, senior centers, fire companies and library services.
Firstly, I worry that if accurate translation software becomes commercially available in say the form of an Iphone app that the current focus of learning foreign languages in school will fall to the wayside just as spelling has become a low priority since the advent of spell check software.
Another danger with role substitution is that skills that are shared by a broad range of professionals may become a low priority for individual practitioners.
