Sentence examples for given a higher priority than from inspiring English sources
The interests of bankers have been given a higher priority than workers'.
Archbishop Léonard acknowledged in an Easter homily this year that as the Vatican leadership confronted persistent accusations of abuse, "the reputation of church leaders was given a higher priority than that of abused children," The Associated Press reported.
In this manner, multimedia can be given a higher priority than other delay-insensitive data traffic flows.
Teaching is given a higher priority than research, and in times of decreasing student numbers, as is the case in the engineering sciences at the moment, public relations activities for the faculty can dominate at times.
When performing an assessment of combined exposures to a discrete mixture, such as a formulated consumer product, whole mixture toxicity data has historically been given a higher priority than component-based approaches for human health [4, 10].
Some transmissions (e.g., emergency/accident notifications or QoS-sensitive multimedia connections) require short delays and low loss rates, so they should be given a higher priority than non-urgent messages.
These include environmental research, which is "given a higher priority" in Japan than it is in the UK.
Louis Vuitton handbags and Cartier watches are given a higher priority in international legal co-operation than abused young people.
False positives were given a higher priority code at dispatch, while false negatives received a lower priority code (Table 1).
