Sentence examples for prioritizing something from inspiring English sources

It's also no small matter that adults' basic credibility is at stake if young people, with razor sharp alertness to hypocrisy view us as saying one thing while consistently prioritizing something else.

There's usually an interest gap between you and the third party that paid for the algorithms to prioritize something for you.

Don't worry, this sounds just as crazy to me as it does to you, but whenever a company with a billion dollar R&D budget decides to prioritize something, it's worth paying attention to.

On any given Tuesday, however, the situation is different; people can — and often do — miss flights for various reasons, whether that happens because of delayed connecting flights, a traffic accident on the way to the airport or something else happening in people's lives that means they are unable to travel or they prioritize something else in their lives above going to the airport.

How we'll prioritize is something we'll do looking forward, no plan right now.

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

It gives you the real-time data you need to pinpoint and prioritize when something needs to be fixed before it breaks.

Salesforce added an intelligence layer with the goal of automating many of those administrative tasks, such as prioritizing important emails (something I could use as a journalist), entering information automatically from sources such as online forms or pulling in news that could have an impact on your sale (like say a catastrophic hurricane in the area).

The same participant indicated that, given these pressures, " to have the manager say this was actually something that is really a priority, helped us to prioritize that as something to do".

The committee did not prioritize the projects, something Iwasawa says will have to be worked out in a dialog with bureaucrats and politicians.

Not that this is something the government appears to be prioritizing.