Sentence examples for prioritized good from inspiring English sources

In detailing this allegation, the indictment focusses on SAC's hiring practices, which prioritized good contacts in the industry that the trader or analyst would be specializing in, and the firm's employees' active pursuit of "an edge over other investors".

But using intuition to prioritize good feelings can shift us into a state of power in an instant.

Some repeat buyers prioritize good school districts for their second purchase but soon discover that they won't be able to necessarily gain more square footage with their second home.

Moreover, our efforts in utilizing bioinformatics methods to prioritize good candidate genes provided a more specific set of putative candidates.

They seem to prefer "living" rather than "having" and prioritize feeling good, doing good and leading life on their own terms.

In 'pair-wise sharing analysis' non-synonymous missense mutations that have a frequency less than the incidence of PD (<0.003), which are evolutionarily conserved and predicted as damaging, are prioritized as good candidates for follow-up.

While investing in corporate philanthropy - particularly employee-centered programs like volunteering and giving - is vital to remaining competitive in a business world that increasingly prioritizes good corporate citizenship, too many businesses still undervalue the bottom-line benefits of these programs.

The creative Spanish startup has built a CMS that it believes will solve a long-existing problem: How to put website creation back in the hands of designers without requiring lots of web development, while giving designers the tools they need to build powerful but flexible dynamic sites that prioritize good design over the pre-fab template model.

Let's generalize: Which hammer — learning or discovery — best pounds which nails? Discovery requires studying the task logic (i.e., the space of possible solutions), the knowledge that prioritizes good paths within that space and algorithm design to make it all practical.

This demographic also prioritizes good service over convenience, according to NRF.

While investing in corporate philanthropy - particularly employee-centered programs like volunteering and giving - are vital to remaining competitive in a business world that increasingly prioritizes good corporate citizenship, too many businesses still undervalue the bottom-line benefits of these programs.