Sentence examples for later priority from inspiring English sources

It has all the bells and whistles of a high-end Gmail replacement — think snooze, send later, priority inbox, unsubscribe and custom notifications.

A few days later, one priority -- one -- remains standing in the wreckage.

Once back in France a few years later, my priority was to understand the basic mechanisms of water diffusion in biological tissues, which underlie what we visualize with diffusion MRI.

But later, policy priorities changed.

Later, these priorities and network bandwidth is mapped to CONTENT_PRIORITIES_SCALE and BANDWIDTH_SCALE (see, Section 5.1.3).

But then the medical chairman decided that patients with do-not-resuscitate orders should get lowest priority, later saying he thought they had the "least to lose".

He ran in 2000 as "a uniter, not a divider," but later subordinated that priority to his divisive prosecution of the Iraq war.

Democrats and some Republicans from the region are strenuously opposed to that approach, pushing Congress to approve as much federal aid as possible in the coming weeks, primarily out of concern that assistance will become less of a priority later on.

Later, Brouwer claimed priority for this distinction, adding in a footnote that he had explained it to Hilbert in a series of conversations in 1909 (Brouwer 1928A2, 375)/(Mancosu 1998, 44n.1).

The Zanzibar Ministry of Agriculture and Natural Resources participated a year later in the priority setting process initiated by COSTECH in Zanzibar.

Mr Osborne surely knows that and may secretly plan to shift priorities later.