Sentence examples for priority pops from inspiring English sources

If something of higher priority pops up in the middle of your assignment, deal with it as quickly and efficiently as possible to get back to your original assignment.

Hastening to pin the blame on "cybernats" – copyright Labour peer George Foulkes – was clearly a more important priority than popping the bubbly at the news that half their legal campaign expenditure between now and the referendum polling date had fallen into their laps in one day from a single generous source.

After catching the eye of executive Tommy Mottola, Columbia Records launched one of the most expensive campaigns for a new artist to make Carey a priority for pop stardom.

When you have all your action steps written down, your priorities magically pop out.

Another priority for the pop star?

A box should pop up displaying the list of hardware to put in the first priority.

And if you list it in 10 issues, it doesn't pop out in priority.

It seems that cracking the lucrative US market – which is less hassle with well-drilled, nicely behaved, personality-free popsters – is more of a priority than making innovative, sassy pop with a bit of heart and soul to it.

The main problem with the distance transform lies in non-linear access to the memory while processing the pixels popped from the priority queue used in the Dijkstra algorithm.

Beckham, the $32.5 million symbol of new priorities, created the flashbulb-popping, souvenir-shopping frenzy.

"Creating a two-tiered system could have a chilling effect on small mom-and-pop businesses that can't afford the priority lane," he declared.