Sentence examples for prioritize if from inspiring English sources

In Afghanistan, one high-ranking contracting officer told me that labor law "doesn't exist here," and that enforcement would be hard to prioritize if it did: the job "is to get the war fighters what they need".

(3) How can we prioritize if the two landslide susceptibility maps have the same prediction accuracy?

Knowing how to prioritize if something unexpectedly comes up is important, too.

4. Prioritize if your child wants so much that you know they won't be able to keep up with academics as well as after school plans.

So we asked several experts in the beauty industry which parts of a beauty routine they'd prioritize if they only had five minutes.

" (intern) " One has to prioritize, if you spend much time on one of the older patients, then there is less time for the other patients in the ED".

He cited reports by GAO showing cases where peer review is bypassed and poorly managed scientific projects are prioritized if there is a political advantage to funding them.

"They need to re-prioritize, if they don't have time for sleep, looking at their schedule and seeing what is really important".

Tailored and integrated youth-friendly HIV and sexual and reproductive health services for adolescents -- including those from the most marginalized groups -- must be prioritized if we are to bring about an end to AIDS.

It is unlikely that these regions would be prioritized if contained in large QTL intervals.

SNPs were always prioritized if they were coding, evolutionary conserved in mouse and SNP minor allele frequency (MAF) was above 5%.