Sentence examples for going to prioritize from inspiring English sources

Is it going to prioritize some measures over others?

And this is an important issue, Alison, that I'm going to prioritize right after I'm elected.

"The general principle is that if you are going to prioritize anything, you should prioritize sleep," Czeisler said.

"With oil worth 10 to 15 times what gas is, you are going to prioritize your oil".

"We're going to prioritize our paying cases, there's no denying it," says David Turansky, a former divorce lawyer who now focuses on personal injury cases.

While everyone's going to prioritize differently, there are some things we do know for sure: Verizon has a better network than AT&T or Sprint.

With a marketplace-based catalog of your data, you can identify opportunities and challenges and start to prioritize what you're going to work on for organizing and cleaning up, making the data lake more and more usable.

Starting now, Facebook is going to increasingly prioritize posts in newsfeeds that come from users' friends and family members—in other words, posts made by other individual users on the platform.

But the new START treaty limits nuclear missiles to fifteen hundred and fifty on each side, so the Russians are going to have to prioritize, and there are thousands of American surnames more common than Mankoff.

"I'll be taking a look at my checking account or a utility bill will come in, and I will tell myself, 'You're going to have to prioritize.' " Back to Banana Republic recently went the purple party dress that Ms. De Blank bought for a christening this fall.

"Adult users looking for the psychotropic effect are going to want to prioritize a certain ingredient of marijuana and deprioritize others with medicinal benefits".