Sentence examples for given low priority from inspiring English sources
Many more, including some in the shadow cabinet, think the matter should be given low priority.
She was also able to tell researchers when their projects were being given low priority or dropped.
Because of the policy of developing integrated residential and industrial complexes in suburban areas, central city development and renewal had been given low priority.
Cancers affecting women are given low priority in the developing world and resources for screening, diagnosing and treating cancer are limited.
Before him, numbers had been falling (from 51,000 in 1988 to a low of 40,600 in 1992); it was widely thought this trend would continue and that prison building should therefore be given low priority.
Indeed, the National Institutes of Health and its panels of medical researchers have given low priority to epidemiology, which has provided the most useful knowledge about cancer, comparing cancer rates among, for example, smokers and non-smokers.
Highly Active Anti-Retroviral Therapy (HAART) was consistently given lowest priority, except when the favourable clinical outcomes were examined.
Interventions for young children were most preferred, followed by interventions for young adults, then interventions for working age adults and with interventions targeting the elderly given lowest priority.
Interventions for young children were most preferred, followed by interventions for young adults, then interventions for working age adults and with interventions targeted at the elderly given lowest priority.
