Sentence examples for word priority from inspiring English sources

He'd never come across the word "priority" before and didn't know what it meant, or even that it was a pre-existing word in the English language outside of Burger King efficiency materials.

After settling on a slogan they deemed sufficiently intelligent and concise (the French abbreviation for voluntary termination of pregnancy and the word "priority"), Neda showed us the rest of her costume, which consisted of white underwear painted red at the crotch.

PRODUCER -- Smith & Harroff ON THE SCREEN -- The ad opens with videotape of middle-class suburban homes and the words "Priorities: Property Taxes Down".

The key word is "priority".

In other words, a priority should be assigned for each kind of traffic (for, e.g., high priority for real-time traffic and low priority for best-effort traffic).

In other words, the priority an individual gave to quitting impacted on the likely effectiveness of any intervention and its components.

In other words, reduced priority for detection may account for the effects in addition to (or perhaps instead of) the reduced perceptual capacity in conditions of high load.

An effective Kansei evaluation requires justifying the classification of Kansei attributes extracted from a set of collected Kansei words, establishing priorities for customer preferences of product alternatives with respect to each attribute, and synthesizing the priorities for the evaluated alternatives.

After a few words about priorities, Obama shifted into a defensive tone accompanied by a 'let-me-tell-you-about-the-real-world' attitude.

Although the American experience could once have been described by these words, the priorities of today's society have shifted to characterize the American Experience as one of overindulgence.

An earlier version had the word "priories" where "priorities" was meant.