Sentence examples for has low priority from inspiring English sources
It is straightforward to extend to more tasks when the image constraint has low priority.
The results indicate several contradictions between different actors e.g. that continuous competence development is needed, especially within production scheduling, but that it has low priority due to high production pressure, temporary personnel etc.
Palliative care is increasingly important in health care but still has low priority at medical schools and in nursing education.
It is likely that low confidence of staff in treating obesity means that obesity in primary care has low priority, and their belief that patients are not motivated produces a moral dilemma for GPs and DNs.
Nutrition has low priority in the education of medical students in Norway (Norwegian Directorate of Health, 2007) and Norwegian physicians and nurses reported to have less knowledge and interest for clinical nutrition than their Danish and Swedish colleagues (Mowe et al., 2008).
It looks good, but has low priority and is very easy to punish.
But he also noted that the competition had not been coordinated with the city's 300th anniversary celebration in May, indicating that the project had low priority with the national government.
Many environmentalists worry that their issues now have low priority in the federal government, notwithstanding the E.P.A.'s recent decision to force General Electric to dredge the Hudson River for P.C.B.'s, or polychlorinated biphenyls.
Moreover, wildlife crimes have low priority on the law enforcement agenda (IFAW [2008]).
In less-productive regions such as sub-Saharan Africa, environmental considerations still have low priority.
