Sentence examples for was always prioritised from inspiring English sources

Back then, accusations were made that Beyoncé was always prioritised in band decisions.

The majority of participants said that the health of the woman was always prioritised; however, some ambivalence was discerned in relation to this question as the circumstances in each case were said to influence decision-making.

The children were always prioritised when it came to food.

The matching arm is always prioritised: grafts are routed into the random arm when there is no match in the matching arm at time of allocation.

Others have taken this further, arguing the rights of the baby or fetus are always prioritised above the mother [ 22, 23].

Single-nucleotide polymorphisms were always prioritised if they were coding, evolutionary conserved in mouse, with a putative regulatory effect in promoter, intronic or 3′-UTR regions, or involved in microRNAs binding.

But as Tariq Ali bluntly clarifies in his new book The Duel: Pakistan on the Flight Path of American Power (Simon & Schuster), the post-9/11 project of "nation-building" in Afghanistan, which prioritised western interests over all others, was always doomed.

He is one that has always prioritised the execution of the process over the eventual outcome and football should love him for it, even if he exhausts as much as he invigorates.

There is a movement to extend the school day, giving less time for "free" play, which is something the Danes have always prioritised.

"We are never 100% funded so we are always having to prioritise, but it breaks your heart when you end services for 3 million people.

I've always prioritised getting MPs who are supportive of LGBT rights, regardless of their sexuality".