Sentence examples for prioritised instead from inspiring English sources

Lasse Gustavssin, the director of Oceana, a marine conservation body, said that sustainable fisheries management should be prioritised instead.

Removing school fees altogether and providing financial incentives for girls to attend schools is what works – as Brazil has shown through its Bolsa Familia scheme – and that should be prioritised instead.

There should be other sources of funding, but Skills for Care, which administers its own workforce development fund and is responsible for the adult social-care workforce, is a "poor relation" and doesn't fund higher-level qualifications, prioritising instead apprenticeship qualifications.

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?).

Eliza Anyangwe (@ElizaTalks) Founder's tend to neglect organisational capacity, prioritising their vision instead.

Labour politicians led criticism of the chancellor, Philip Hammond, after his autumn statement for his failure to mention the NHS or social care in his fiscal document or to allocate any more money, instead prioritising infrastructure and projects such as more grammar schools.

The government is instead prioritising more effective measures which provide better value for money".

Menezes and his team were under such pressure to succeed that he admitted earlier in the week that he had not really been able to enjoy the tournament, instead prioritising positive results above everything else.

The NEOCam program is currently operating only with limited funding, with NASA choosing to instead prioritise asteroid exploration missions on Jupiter.

"To have turned his back on that and instead to have prioritised a very narrow definition of security, in terms of what is represented by the defence budget, is perverse and irresponsible.

We have prioritised a larger number of animals instead of hybridising all animals twice (with a dye swap), as we expect the biological variation to be greater than the technical variation.