Sentence examples for getting prioritized from inspiring English sources

From U.S. business schools, where future CEOs are taught meditation, to the annual gathering in Davos, Switzerland, where this week leaders from around the world are coming together in sessions with titles such as "Health Is Wealth," "Creating Healthier Outcomes" and "Mindfully Yours," well-being is getting prioritized right alongside growth and profit.

Party chairs have to make tough internal calls about which races get prioritized and have to arbitrate internal squabbling.

Those invited will get prioritized for access before general signups.

So founders should already have a plan of who gets prioritized.

These requests get prioritized according to their added business value and written in the form of requirements to be implemented, in order to become service requests.

The application has been marketed using Facebook's video app, which gets prioritized in people's news feed.

It's a summary of what gets prioritized after founders brainstorm every possible option to move the business forward.

Premium members must pay at least $10 per month, but they can upload videos up to 5GB in size and their uploads get prioritized before regular members.

"We have a pretty deep product pipeline, but everything gets prioritized based on what our users were actually asking for," he says.

There's a big pipeline of features that just sit there because they can't get prioritized above immediate revenue generators.

And so it can all too easily happen that this important task of investing in your knowledge gets prioritized lower than all the other apparently more urgent duties that you have as a scientist.