Sentence examples for priority tends to be given from inspiring English sources

51), "Economic powers continue to justify the current global system where priority tends to be given to speculation and the pursuit of financial gain, which fail to take the context into account, let alone the effects on human dignity and the natural environment.

In comments filed with the department as it considered the 2002 rule, the Regional Airline Association noted that regional carriers were subject to "a high level of ground delays not experienced by major carriers," and aviation experts acknowledge that larger planes tend to be given higher priority when airport backups occur.

Where possible, the focus now is to give priority to capital gains as opposed to income, which tends to be taxed at a much higher level in most jurisdictions.

As income tax tends to be higher in most earners' priorities than council tax, this argument may have some force.

One obstacle is that violence against women tends to be invisible and thus not a priority.

It tends to be contagious.

Cook tends to be controllable.

Orphans and girls were to be given priority.

The inner city has to be given priority.

The major priority areas tended to be closely aligned with Commonwealth programme priorities including: indigenous health; mental health; aged care; chronic disease; eHealth; and after hours services.

(7) High-priority sources tend to be kept towards the centre, while lower priority sources are more likely to be panned [7, 8].