Sentence examples for becoming a top priority from inspiring English sources

Cellphones are quickly becoming a top priority among media executives who think that consumers will soon watch more of their television, read more of their news and interact with magazines using their phones.

"It's becoming a top priority," says Deborah Birx, who heads PEPFAR.

The need to conduct such evaluations, however, is increasingly becoming a top priority for global health.

The sustainability of the transport system is increasingly becoming a top-priority objective of public administrations at all levels.

"Innovation" is not only one of the most popular buzzwords among companies, but it is also becoming a top business priority among Consumer Packaged Goods (CPG) manufacturers as they look to achieve both short and long term advantage over the competition and win consumers.

And they will become a top priority inside FDA.

Companies are also looking to the Asia-Pacific region – especially China, where outbound travellers with high disposable incomes, are increasing and becoming more adventurous – as a top priority, ripe for potential growth.

Since coming to office in 2012, Chinese President Xi Jinping has made becoming a "space flight superpower" a top priority for the Chinese government, which has a goal of sending a permanent manned space station into orbit by around 2022.

In a 2010 survey, parents made it abundantly clear, Mr. Dennis said, that a top priority was to avoid becoming another overly affluent pressure-cooker of a school, and to maintain a character that parents, students and administrators describe — often apologizing for the overuse of the word — as "nice".

Since becoming attorney general, Chiesa has made a gun buyback program a top priority.

Since becoming the EU's top diplomat in December 2009, Ashton has made the Iranian issue a top priority.