Sentence examples for priority worrying from inspiring English sources

"I have come here to try to see the club do well because we would all do well from that, but that wasn't the main priority, worrying about January, at the time.

The government has made growth a priority, worried that unemployment would lead to unrest.

White House press secretary Josh Earnest, responding to criticism that the US needed a more forceful response to the outbreak, said on Monday that Obama had identified the outbreak "as a top national security priority", worried that it could contribute to political instability in the region and that the virus could transform and become more contagious.

That means that the employee who has a dad dealing with Alzheimer's and numerous other medical conditions can make him the priority without worrying about losing her job.

It smacks of complacency, misaligned priorities and worrying blindspots — at the very least, if not a wider lack of perspective outside the donut-shaped mothership.

Some participants who had never participated in priority setting worried that they may be too intimidated to effectively participate.

Given the finite federal resources and the new priorities, advocates worry that immigrant rights and services are at risk.

But making it our number-one priority now is like worrying about water conservation when your house is on fire.

That means that the employee who has a child who battled cancer can make every doctor's appointment a priority and not worry about job security.

Mr Davis's crusade is (for Mr Cameron) a worrying return to priorities other than taking and wielding power.

I liked not having to jostle for priority or worry about taking a local's wave.