Sentence examples for prioritise reading from inspiring English sources
Prioritise reading information from sites with a medical or scientific bias or trustworthy sites such as government or university sponsored information.
I was far from illiterate, but the importance of actually reading was never prioritised in my world.
We are prioritising a number of areas, including poetry, the promotion of contemporary literature in translation, live literature, children and young people, and supporting reading through libraries and audience development.
I'd read somewhere that army medics prioritise the wounded who aren't making a sound.
She didn't have enough life left to read everything she meant to, so had to prioritise.
While we read and appreciated each submission, we chose to prioritise the voices of those who are from Central Asia, or have lived there.
"The government will prioritise securing the freest and most frictionless trade possible in goods and services," reads the report's section dealing with a desired new free trade agreement and customs arrangement.
There'd be no problem if only the poor pulled their socks up and prioritised food instead, she said, just as we all did in the Old Days (When were these Old Days exactly? Has she read Road to Wigan Pier?).
Hygiene should be prioritised in the same way as arithmetic, reading and writing, says Lizette Burgers, a senior advisor to Unicef, but deep cultural discomfort about toilets in many countries have hampered efforts to provide sanitation facilities in schools.
Then, take that list, and prioritise it.
