Sentence examples for longer prioritize from inspiring English sources

Smith may no longer prioritize sports, but, he joked, this is the one category he might know more about than Kristof.

She is vocal in her support for expanded background checks on gun sales, including over the internet and at gun shows, and a ban on assault weapons, a policy even some gun control groups no longer prioritize.

In truth, as I came to realize long ago, by living my own Days of Our Lives soap opera in real time, when we no longer prioritize and nurture our ever-fluid relationships, it will eventually destroy us.

"We no longer prioritize books or reading for that matter.

We, the listeners, are no longer prioritized as much as we used to.

But everything else in Sunday's episode made me think "Homeland" no longer prioritizes the things that made the show fascinating in the first place.

As a student, the biggest obstacle to youth happiness, at least in the U.S., is that society no longer prioritizes cultivating its future generation.

Yet the history of human civilization is replete with examples of great societies that fell into decline when they no longer prioritized education.

But if a potential recipient waited 5 years longer, prioritizing the longest waiter is optimal (MRS = 0.85) < 1. Patients also prioritized someone with an extra dependent more than waiting a year longer (MRS for 'dep'=1.43).

While 24 generic FDCs have been approved by either FDA or WHO to support older regimens recommended in 2003, only four generic FDCs have been approved to support new regimens recommended by WHO in 2006: two ABC-based FDCs no longer prioritized on 2009 WHO guidelines, and two TDF-based FDCs.

Identities can no longer be prioritized as Western or Islamic or Chinese.