Sentence examples for little priority from inspiring English sources

This has meant space medicine now has little priority here.

They said he had complained that promoting democracy had too little priority in the new office, and that the mission itself was underfinanced and poorly staffed.

The watchdog is also criticised for giving too little priority to various forms of patient information and feedback when deciding which hospitals to investigate.

Too narrow a perspective is brought to bear on the issue, and potential problems go unrecognized or are given too little priority.

Some officials said military and civilian intelligence agencies gave little priority to requests for information from the panels, particularly when they involved time-consuming inquiries overseas.

In contrast, relatively little priority has been given to documenting and understanding landscape changes in the roughly 400 000 km2 of Amazônia's floodplains, where an extensive network of waterways has long provided the transportation infrastructure.

I don't see how the market can do it actually so we need a mechanism that builds in social solidarity … but I see very little political priority on that, which I think is a disgrace".

There are 246 people on the Housing Authority's little-known priority transfer list, according to the agency.

Cantor, an archetypal conservative, places little or no priority on neediness in formulating tax policy.

Although violence against women is gaining international attention as a prevention priority, little is known about how risks differ across countries.

What this has meant is that young men looking for a sanc tuary from the draft in the National Guard have been forced to wait a little longer, because priority in filling vacancies goes to soldiers with prior experience.