Sentence examples for juggling priorities from inspiring English sources

The confluence of events serve as a vivid reminder that the presidency is an exercise in juggling priorities.

Ever since Thatcher it's become a council of bureaucrats juggling priorities because they have too little resources.

But officials say they need more sustained help from governments and international groups that are juggling priorities and emergencies, like helping India after its own major earthquake last month.

The topic arose while Cameron-Bure was promoting her book, "Balancing It All: My Story of Juggling Priorities and Purpose".

The reality is that your finances are likely a lot simpler now than they will be in the future, when you may be juggling priorities like saving for a down payment on a house while also starting a family.

Actress Candace Cameron Bure spoke on HuffPost Live with host Nancy Redd about her views on marriage, which she's outlined in her new book, Balancing It All: My Story of Juggling Priorities and Purpose.

Ms. Perez, 38, a single mother of five, has not been rehired and juggles priorities to pay bills.

Parliament is still struggling to juggle priorities in the 2002 budget after a decrease of more than 40percentt in Nigeria's mainstay oil revenue after the Sept. 11 attacks on the United States.

Working part time I have to juggle priorities – I was out at 6.30am for spot checks on staff and visiting clients during one of the hottest days of the year to make sure they kept cool then popped into the office to finish off a pre-qualification questionnaire for a council contract.

She adds, "Give examples of your decision-making abilities and show how you can juggle priorities".

But most hospitals are juggling multiple priorities and operating on thin margins.