Sentence examples for is more of a priority from inspiring English sources

Other popular food preparation items include the NutriBullet and the George Foreman Grill, suggesting that quick, healthy food is more of a priority for today's couples.

(Chinen) GERRY HEMINGWAY QUARTET (Sunday) Texture is more of a priority than tempo in Mr. Hemingway's drumming, and his compositions reveal a fruitful fascination with polytonality.

When profit is the driving force, welfare is a distant consideration – and it is difficult to think of an industry where the pursuit of profit is more of a priority.

For some economists, such as former US treasury secretary Larry Summers, kickstarting sustainable growth and restoring the living standards of workers who have endured deep pay cuts since 2008 is more of a priority than slashing government debt.

It seems that cracking the lucrative US market – which is less hassle with well-drilled, nicely behaved, personality-free popsters – is more of a priority than making innovative, sassy pop with a bit of heart and soul to it.

Nor does the point system consider regional particularities; two critics wrote in a 2004 paper that "water conservation is more of a priority in hot, dry climates, yet the U.S.G.B.C. awards the same number of credits for water conservation in Seattle as in Phoenix".

For many, paying off tens of thousands in student loans will be more of a priority.

She says: "My religion has to be more of a priority to me than my education.

Professor Whaples theorized that when most people were working 12 hours a day or more, obtaining any amount of leisure time was more of a priority.

So, for example, they might see actively promoting environmentally friendly industries as being more of a priority than screening out links to gambling.

But that is hardly good enough for a developing country of 90m with a young, restless workforce.Busting graft should now be more of a priority than ever.