Sentence examples for appreciation for such from inspiring English sources
Better yet, call the firemen, policemen and let them know that as a Muslim you appreciate their sacrifice, and this festival is also about appreciation for such sacrifice.
Moscow Centre showed its appreciation for such access.
The Feds, unlike the cops, had no appreciation for such local traditions as the payoff.
Murray's primary coding contribution is to planetary terrain, and he had developed a special appreciation for such formations.
At the time, some market experts questioned whether the industry could continue to charge hefty fees — a manager typically receives a substantial portion of the fund's annual appreciation — for such uneven performance.
Bbar worked in various divisions of the company, including a stint in Canada, where he developed an appreciation for such Anglo-Saxon ideas as transparent accounting and shareholder value.
He had told his parents all about us, and at one point my parents had received a letter from them, expressing appreciation for taking such good care of their son and for giving him a proper home in America.
She has expressed appreciation for rappers such as The Sugarhill Gang, Eric B. & Rakim, the Wu-Tang Clan, The Notorious B.I.G. and Mobb Deep, with whom she collaborated on the single "The Roof (Back in Time)" (1998).
Since many card bonuses are only offered to new applicants, you'd be getting something extra for converting your card -- treat the retention bonus as a small token of appreciation for being such a loyal customer.
There is an overall appreciation for methods, such as the proposed GEMOT, that predict causative mutations leading to transcript variations that in turn drive phenotypes.
Through the fact that, within the temperature window, melt extrusion could be carried out to much higher flow rates than usual without flow instabilities and extrudate distortions, we not only extended the practically useful throughput range, but also acquired a useful handle for the appreciation of such instabilities in general and for their control under more wide ranging conditions.
