Sentence examples for appreciation at least from inspiring English sources

What seems to matter most, in terms of professional appreciation at least, is what is known as "translation", that is, turning the findings of fly research into productive contributions to medical applications for humans.

"If you're in the house for more than a couple of years, there is an excellent likelihood that you'll have a significant amount of appreciation, at least in this area of the country," he said.

Van Camp (1980) opposes McFee's points (3) and (4) to some extent, since she holds that, for purposes of artistic judgment and appreciation at least, it is the case that sometimes the dance performer "creates", and not just performs and interprets, the dance.

Ginger appreciation – at least insincere public appreciation – is just the other side of the same patronising coin.

But those who did would create incentives for callers to make only calls likely to win the appreciation, or at least the respect, of the recipient.

The mayors at the conference (a majority are Democrats) doled out appreciation, or at least a qualified thanks, for the federal stimulus money that President Obama sent their way.

In a flat or falling stock market, dividend-paying stocks usually have better total returns; in addition to the income they generate, high-yielding stocks tend to have better price appreciation, or at least shallower declines.

Such a move would deliver a total return coupon income, plus price appreciation of at least 15% to people who buy those bonds now.

The problems regarding the sources for the life and philosophy of Pythagoras are quite complicated, but it is impossible to understand the Pythagorean Question without an accurate appreciation of at least the general nature of these problems.

The Japan Smaller Capitalization Fund (JOF, 7.21), which describes itself as a nondiversified fund seeking long-term capital appreciation, has at least 80% of its assets selling on various Japanese exchanges.

Five years is enough time to weather market fluctuations and likely see enough market appreciation to at least offset the transaction costs for both the purchase and the sale.