Sentence examples for design prioritises from inspiring English sources

Drawing on Pallasmaa's theoretocal insights, we report how the all-single room ward design prioritises 'focused vision' and hinders peripheral perception, whilst the open ward environment is rich in contextual and preconscious information.

It's a design feature that prioritises long-term survival in the ocean over efficiency in converting energy, says Michael Ottaviano, Carnegie's managing director.

Being in an "adhocracy"—an organisation that prioritises innovation, adaptation, and growth, which encourages change was also helpful.

"Inditex has created a virtuous cycle from design to manufacture to store to customer that prioritises full price sales, giving it a margin advantage compared to peers and a more loyal and frequent customer base," she said.

That's essentially what Bolton's book preaches: a more methodical attitude to protest, one that prioritises methods over intent.

The Madrid International Plan of Action on Aging 2002 prioritises Advancing Health and Well-being into old age as a central theme.

Which choice prioritises time, and which money?

This is now the way our culture prioritises.

Critics have claimed that Clinton prioritises political calculation over substance.

It's a society that prioritises profit over people".

Rather it prioritises its response to the sickest patients.