Sentence examples for either prioritise from inspiring English sources

"If there is too much work to do, either prioritise and delay what is non-essential or delegate some of your workload to others".

Put differently, if one takes free movement of capital as given, then one can either prioritise exchange-rate stability or domestic imperatives.

The documentary analysis suggested that researchers either prioritised the quantitative component or gave the two components equal weighting.

Second, further compromises arose from the need to keep the paper-based intervention to an acceptable length by either prioritising a targeted behaviour ('using the actual words') or targeting the 'global' behaviour of dementia disclosure.

Ranieri, who lost the 2002 FA Cup final against Arsenal but took the club into the Champions League in 2003, says compatriot Di Matteo is right not to prioritise either domestic competition.

The first advantage to this approach is that an analyst is not forced to make a compromised decision by prioritising either syntactic or conceptual interpretation in cases where there is a tension between the two.

Poll after poll taken during and after the campaign found that between20%and40%40% of leave voters either support immigration or prioritise the economy over reducing it – or just want to remain in the single market.

The adult children of immigrants would not be prioritised anymore either.

However, this time the approach was to assess how various different clinical studies/novel drugs are prioritised by either the pharmaceutical industry or by academic groups and investigators, and in addition how clinical trials in breast cancer are evolving in an era of targeted therapeutics.

Don't be mean and don't block them out with other people or put other people before them that were not there before but let them know that you're not prioritising them either.

Foragers do not seem to prioritise either trail pheromones or trail straightness, as when the two conflict at a bifurcation, the two branches are chosen with almost equal probability.