Sentence examples for a loss of values from inspiring English sources

The vandals reject contemporary art, which they see as a loss of values.

But amid this season of distraction the entire society suffered a loss of values and almost nobody noticed until it was too late.

Mr. Castro, who has voiced concern about a loss of values in Cuba, has chided the Communist Party for harboring "obsolete notions" about religious freedom.

In fact, although De Oliveira does have some optimism about the fact that "nature is running wild" and the "economic crisis is very important indeed," he also believes "there is a loss of values in the world that reminds me of Sodom and Gomorrah.

The Great Recession is not just an economic crisis, it is the result of a loss of values, a moral crisis.

I think it's a combination of the dysfunction of the system and a loss of values and a loss of perspective.

The Lucks will also explore a third option, a loss-of-value policy in case Andrew's stock slips.

In Denmark, a loss-of-value scheme gives people the right to claim compensation for loss of value of their property if it is caused by proximity to a wind turbine.

Because of Enron's accounting, such a loss of value would have to be reported directly on its bottom line.

A shrinking labor force represents a tremendous waste of talent and potential, a loss of value that will not be entirely retrievable.

The economist Mark Sirower, in his book "The Synergy Trap," demonstrated that two-thirds of all acquisitions end up representing a loss of value for the acquirer.