Sentence examples for at valuing from inspiring English sources
We certainly don't seem to be very good at valuing sex as a part of relationships.
Now, in general, the American business community professes to believe that markets are very good at valuing assets.
NICE, which was created in 1999, is said to be bad at valuing modern drugs, which are often targeted at specific groups of people.
Conventional economics, he says, making a play on Adam Smith's "The Wealth of Nations", is not very good at valuing nature and "cannot introduce the incentives necessary to a sustainable global environment".
But governments are notoriously bad at valuing innovation properly, and implementing this plan might be tricky.Yet another tack is the Tropical Disease Initiative, which is trying to harness "open source", an idea pioneered in computer software.
One of the recommendations of the 1999 Macpherson Report on the Stephen Lawrence case was a: "National curriculum aimed at valuing cultural diversity and preventing racism," in order better to reflect the needs of a diverse society.
Just look at value of coal giant Peabody Energy.
"People are looking very closely at values," Mr. Dunlap said.
Suppose the pointer starts at value I.
Significance was presumed at values of P<0.05.
