Sentence examples for a value on a from inspiring English sources

It is much easier to simply say that one cannot place a value on a human life – even as we must, and do: witness the fact that some primary care trusts made no new investment in end-of-life care during the last financial year, while the most generous spent £5.4m.

Alan D. Aviles, president of the Health and Hospitals Corporation, said the settlement "is not meant to put a value on a life and the loss of a loved one".

"Put a value on a Picasso," Mr. Laffey said.

So, either implicitly or explicitly, we unavoidably place a value on a year of human life.

It is hard to put a value on a firm's good name.

Trying to place a value on a domain name seemed murky at best.

Paying a price puts a value on it, and people like to treat themselves.

Putting a value on start-ups has always been a mix of science and speculation.

But ethics sets a higher standard, placing a value on human dignity, something you need not relinquish on the job.

A bank may place a value on securities that barely trade.

So we need to do an inventory and put a value on it.