Sentence examples for as equally valuable from inspiring English sources

(The United States, she pointed out, was founded right in the middle of that transition — just at the moment when, perhaps for the first time, public transparency and private agency were seen as equally valuable).

This perspective describes research opportunities and challenges ahead for this new field of research, which holds significant promise towards a biorefinery concept wherein polysaccharides and lignin are treated as equally valuable feedstocks.

When we first recognized the crying need among young people in the United States for better mentoring about scientific careers--and about career alternatives to research--we never dreamed that our efforts would be viewed as equally valuable internationally.

Randall's (1986, p. 103) utilitarian position considers intrinsic or option value of unit-species in conjunction with any recognized utilitarian value: all species not already distinguished in having recognised human-use values "would be treated as having a positive but unknown expected value; implicitly all would be treated as equally valuable".

This question becomes more acute as we consider ways that autonomy can obtain in degrees, for then it is unclear why personal autonomy should be seen as equally valuable in persons who display different levels of it (or different levels of those abilities that are its conditions, such as rationality).

When we at Science first recognized the crying need among young people for better mentoring about scientific careers--and about alternative careers to research--we never dreamed that our efforts to fill the need would be viewed as equally valuable in Canada, the United Kingdom, New Zealand, China, and now Germany.

Experience: list all of your jobs related to the position you are applying for, consider listing volunteer experience as well, because non-paid experience is equally as valuable as paid experience.

Anybody and everybody could be a viable subject for our films, as each of us has a particular set of life experiences which makes our perspective on the subject equally as valuable as anyone else's.

Going to the U.S. and Europe makes sense for exposing young companies to different ecosystems, but Shawney said that a stint in Southeast Asia is equally as valuable.

While you can ask respondents anything - and in many cases they will answer -- the responses they give aren't equally as valuable.

Equally important is the platform that sports can offer in teaching girls and boys communication and negotiation skills as well as valuable information on other issues such as reproductive health, HIV/AIDS, and substance abuse.