Sentence examples for sometimes priorities from inspiring English sources

"Sometimes the older you get maybe sometimes priorities change.

Sometimes the priorities of the American- and foreign-born Hispanics are starkly different.

Having a maze of central bodies with sometimes conflicting priorities creates confusion and holds back change.

It's the end of 12 years of governing under one man's singular, often inspiring, sometimes maddening priorities, which were as big as a rising ocean and as small as your soda cup.

Two second-leg goals from the 6ft 4in, predominantly left-footed Paraguayan – nicknamed Tacuara or Big Cane - helped overcome Fenerbahce in the Europa League semi-final but, like his team-mates, Cardozo juggles sometimes conflicting priorities.

"Sometimes the priorities of these guys are not with the slams, they want to play every week and make their money, but at the end of the day you are judged by how many grand slam finals you reach, not by how many lower tournaments you won.

Sometimes such priorities will be straightforward; at other times not.

This is a time of changing, sometimes conflicting, priorities for the organization and support of research and innovation.

The geosimulations incorporated the decision-making process and interactions of agents as residents, developers, and city planners known as the main stakeholders with separate and sometimes conflicting priorities.

The paper also asserts that the influence of the headquarters of IBs as well as their home and host countries will continue to impact the CSR operations of these firms and as societies become more informed and the world smaller due to technology, IBs would have a more daunting task navigating the sometimes conflicting priorities.

But sometimes, your priorities might make love difficult.