Sentence examples for reasonable priority from inspiring English sources
Only the idealistic pursuit of true love matters to her, a reasonable priority, given her mysterious ability to live comfortably in San Francisco as an unemployed actress.
When offered a bar of soap or a small bag of maize, refugees may view having an HIV test as a reasonable priority over other competing demands.
Given that a significant proportion of the population ≥50 years of age have biochemical B12 deficiency and that those with diabetes taking metformin have an even higher proportion of biochemical B12 deficiency, we suggest that support for further research is a reasonable priority.
The reasonable priorities among all these persons as objects of one's love, goodwill and care are discussed by Aquinas both as an "order of love(s)" [ordo amoris] and as a matter of right and justice.
Pretty reasonable priorities coming from a DJ who was once known as a wild child.
Those are pretty reasonable priorities coming from a DJ who was once known as a wild child.
Moreover, while research has been carried out on whether A4R is a reasonable account of fair priority setting in the eyes of decision-makers, there is, to the best of our knowledge, no empirical account of whether the institutions that perform well according to the A4R conditions also perform well in the eyes of the individuals affected by their decisions.
Also, a fair priority setting as one in which all stakeholders felt engaged in the priority setting process, making justifiable and reasonable decisions and both losers and winners felt fairly treated [ 13].
He scorned the Zionist left for its reasonable, balanced priorities.
Such girls are likely to be emotionally stable and have reasonable, realistic priorities that are compatible with a relationship.
Of course, Secure Communities will always arouse controversy: while we can all agree that Level 1 offenders should be the first targets, and mere traffic violators should be the lowest priority, reasonable people will differ about the many in-between cases.
