Sentence examples for much greater priority from inspiring English sources

"That was a much greater priority than hanging on to it," Cousy said.

Yet it should be given much greater priority, and subjected at least to scrutiny by the Commons crossparty defence committee.

All his manifesto says about cycling is that the Tories will give "the concerns of cyclists much greater priority".

"We're trying not to be intrusive, certainly," he said, adding that there were "a number of issues that are taking much greater priority".

At a time of growing regional instability, the king, encouraged by his western backers who offer such important economic and political support, should be making meaningful engagement on the reform question a much greater priority than suggested by recent steps.

The party says it wants to give "the concerns of cyclists much greater priority", which is a dramatic change from its policy in the 1990s, but in the next paragraph says it wants to scrap speed cameras, which would put cyclists at greater risk.

Flood defences are much greater priorities for those affected by these recurrent floods than HS2 or a third runway at Heathrow.

"SBC has much greater strategic priorities in taking care of its core wireless and wireline business".

This shows that widely used measures of development such as the MDGs and the HDI are, by themselves, insufficient to determine development priorities: much greater attention needs to be played to inequality, but not only inequality of income.

Additionally, since RT MDEVs are assigned higher priorities, their satisfaction factor is much greater than that of the NRT MDEVs.

Similar cases are also found in high-income countries, however, the challenges are evidently much greater in LMICs as policymakers struggle with scarce resources, competing priorities and rapidly changing environments.