Sentence examples for seemed a low priority from inspiring English sources

"I thought one day, maybe," he recalled, but it seemed a low priority".

The pitch control on the Modular Moogs was so shonky because few of Dr Moog's early customers – sound artists, choreographers, and studios interested in electronic sound effects - were interested in playing conventional melody on the instruments, so making the things stay in tune seemed a low priority.

The United States needs not only to walk and chew gum at the same time, it must also be able to tweet and phone friends.Europe has sometimes seemed a low priority for America, yet the old world is a useful amplifier of American power.

Creating the perfect boccie court may seem a low priority for a system with 28,156 total acres to maintain.

The rights of extractive populations seem a low priority for the president, Dilma Rousseff, conservation even less so.

Actually, being cool seems a low priority for a 19-year-old who could presumably go to any club opening or party he chose.

At a time when world food prices are soaring and the hungry are protesting in the streets of developing nations, the challenges of growing cocoa, the key ingredient in chocolate, might seem a low priority.

On-the-road dynamics would seem a low priority for a vehicle that counts "decorative backsplash" on its list of standard equipment, but the Via was actually quite pleasant to drive.

To some bereaved family members, such support "can often seem a low priority for already overstretched staff" The report also urges hospital staff to do much more to discharge patients so that they can die at home – which most of the dying wish to do – even if that involves risks, such as the patient falling once they are back home.

They are counting on action from the government either the reinstatement of the long-expired subsidies that lured them to Patagonia in the first place, or a reduction in the 10% tax currently levied on their exports.But they may be disappointed: the government is short of cash and the need to develop Patagonia may now seem a low priority.

Faced with a long list of policies to roll back — torture, the wars in Afghanistan and Iraq, the use of the prison at Guantánamo Bay to hold suspected terrorists — reining in the N.S.A.'s surveillance programs might have seemed like a low priority.