Sentence examples for assigning worth from inspiring English sources

Assigning worth to lives and ecosystems is tricky business, obviously, for a species that can't seem to share well with others even to save our own hides.

Assigning worth to a human using a numerical scale has a futuristic twinge to it... and not in a good way.

A16 SCIENCE/HEALTH Assigning Worth to Genes Genetic testing is becoming more common, and, for almost every gene, some medical institution or some company owns a patent on its use.

Virgin-shaming isn't as upfront and in-your-face as slut-shaming, but it's the other side of the same misogynist coin: they're both ways of assigning worth (or the lack thereof), based purely on someone's very personal sexual experience.

"If you pay, then you have to assign worth to shows, and then people will resent that".

But surely America has learned the hard way not to assign human worth by appearances.

So executives, economists and policy makers are eager to find ways to assign realistic worth to such property.

For these reasons we have not assigned net worth figures to the presidents.

ROME The Italian Ministry of Education, Universities, and Research plans to investigate claims that some of its officials have systematically assigned funding worth hundreds of millions of euros, part of it for research and innovation, in exchange for bribes.

Here, a British lieutenant, Neville Chamberlain, added coloured balls to the original game and assigned their worth, playing with first year cadets who were nicknamed Snookers.

Despite the fact that she may be a scientist in a few years, she seemed to view the work of scientists as being of great worth, assigning the word "proof" to the compiled evidence of scientific theories.