Sentence examples for Extremely valued from inspiring English sources

"He is extremely valued," the Swiss bankers wrote.

With his wife Lola, he has been a beloved and extremely valued member of the New Museum family.

High oleic (HO) peanut oils are extremely valued due to its superior nutritional composition for human health and augmented thermo-oxidative stability for industrial purposes.

It said that Tolstoy "purposely used his great talent to destroy Russia's traditional spiritual and social order" and that it was "no accident that the leader of the Bolsheviks extremely valued the aim of Leo Tolstoy's activity".

For the industry, the state is an extremely valued partner because states are granted "special solicitude" from the federal courts, a critical advantage to private companies that helps confer legal standing and means that a matter is less likely to be dismissed.

Catherine Northing, chief of the IOM mission in Sudan where Ms Feigl worked, called her "an extremely valued colleague and popular staff member, committed and professional", saying "her tragic passing has left a big hole and we will all miss her greatly".

Wall Street is still, by any historical measure, extremely highly valued (see article).

But Facebook has an extremely highly valued currency — its own stock — that it can use in acquisitions.

While remaining small in turnover terms and barely visible as regards profitability, a score or more of these have become extremely highly valued.

"There's no question that most Western markets are extremely highly valued.

Also on Wednesday, China Daily and People's Daily reported an address by President Hu Jintao saying China "extremely values" co-operations with other developing countries in scientific research, particularly in dealing with common problems such as prevention of infectious diseases.