Sentence examples for a particularly high value from inspiring English sources

Stories with a particularly high value are farmed out to Sunday newspapers for a price, to help fund the business.

And Mr. Cuomo, who places a particularly high value on dedication and loyalty, is sticking with those he trusts and with whom he has worked for years.

Hague wrote an excellent biography of William Pitt the Younger and, like his subject, does not seem to place a particularly high value on civil liberties as against the interests of firm, even dictatorial government.

Second Life appears to have been a particularly high value early target, with its parent company Linden Labs CTOO meeting with NSA officials at their offices in 2007.

Research shows that women, who drive nearly 80% of all consumer spending, place a particularly high value on the service experience.

Important cultural properties that show truly exceptional workmanship, a particularly high value for the world cultural history, or an exceptional value to scholarship can be designated as "National Treasures".

Startups need high-value markets, and the grid isn't a particularly high-value market.

Bryan Sobel (right), a Cornell graduate student studying horticulture, is working on a master's thesis about mushrooms and recently returned from working on a Trellis project with a women's cooperative in Rwanda, where mushrooms are a particularly high-value crop.

This only reinforces my intuitive belief that smaller parks sprinkled around a city are of particularly high value.

"The president has said very nice things about me off the record to other reporters," Graham recently told me, and a senior administration official confirmed that the White House places particularly high value on Graham.

They sold lower quality clothes for 50p a kilo, and whatever failed to go, or was of particularly high value, was then put on eBay.