Sentence examples for because it is valued from inspiring English sources

Is a thing valuable because it is valued, or is it valued because it is valuable?

The Indianapolis Star advised against repealing RFRA because it is valued by Republican lawmakers including the governor.

Relatedness, which can also be provided by autonomy supportive relationships, helps by encouraging individuals to undertake a behaviour because it is "valued by significant others to whom they [feel] (or would like to) feel connected" [ 19], p.64.

Latin is also great because it is valued in high society.

As a defining British institution, it is valued because it offers easily accessible health care.

It is valued because it helps protect the health of the unborn child and because it provides a gateway to treatment.

It is valued precisely because it has structure, form and clarity; it constitutes a whole unto itself.

ReServe also requires organizations to pay because it ensures the work is valued.

For instance, individuals may choose a profession because it is highly valued by the society or for family tradition.

Tech 99m is valued because it emits a gamma ray that is easy to spot in the patient's body.

The Ravens' pick is valued because it is seen as the first selection that is not predetermined, as much as anything can be assured in the con game that goes on before the N.F.L. draft.