Sentence examples for less priority than from inspiring English sources

Often the struggle in higher education is seen as having less priority than the devastating impact of austerity nationally.

It's that people in the north feel their needs have consistently been given less priority than those of people in the south and London.

Similarly, the Greek asylum system gives Afghans much less priority than Somalians and Yemenis – but the latter can't now get into Macedonia, while the former still can.

And individuality was often given less priority than style; that is, some of the numbers were more identifiable as blues ballad or Broadway-style showstopper than as illustrative of a specific dramatic context.

Richard J. Codey has been criticized for proposing major investments in stem-cell research because some New Jerseyans give it less priority than other immediate pressing issues, like property tax relief.

Elected officials from the city have questioned whether their communities were given less priority than others -- particularly in Manhattan, where some neighborhoods were without electricity for 28 hours or more.

Cost pressures on the department led to "strained internal relationships" that resulted in less priority on safety than was required, it said.

Energy efficiency measures, including research into new building, appliance and urban planning technologies, are also given far less priority and funding than they deserve, despite their considerable potential to reduce emissions and revolutionize energy use.

Groups that are purely recreational in nature, may request to become an ASA group, but will have less priority in reservation of DAPER space than Club Sports.

High priority dams were less than 4% of the total, and less priority dams amounted to 23%, with the remaining found to be not feasible.

The integrity of art must have seemed a less urgent priority than the dissemination of hope.