Sentence examples for becoming a valued from inspiring English sources

I think Paul handled the situation well, and I wouldn't be surprised if the woman he wrote about ended up becoming a valued customer of his.

The company lost $150m a year and soon decided to sell out to a German rival, Metro.Coping with cultural differences is becoming a valued skill.

Since his move to Manchester United in July 2005 he has proved the doubters, who claimed he was signed for commercial reasons, wrong by becoming a valued member of the Old Trafford set-up.

Late in life Gross surprised many by becoming a valued committee man, serving two terms on the English Heritage advisory committee on blue plaques commemorating the homes of famous people.

Aside from the chance to chat to your music heroes and report from the front line of festivals, music writing is a great way to develop your writer's voice, while covering records and gigs you love – or hate – and becoming a valued part of musical communities (without picking up a guitar).

A fine record of the anxieties of its age, Pepys' diary documented unfolding historical events, becoming a valued primary source.

The new chief executive, hired by Barclays' chairman John McFarlane after Antony Jenkins was sacked in July, wrote that "trust is the most precious asset a bank can have", adding: "There can be no retreat from becoming a values driven organisation which conducts itself with integrity at all times.

Bottom-up is becoming a value.

They are seeing their primary revenue source, tuition, once a number that was never really questioned, becoming a value decision by prospective students.

Like I said earlier, bottom-up is becoming a value, like fairness, justice, democracy, balance and failure to take a bottom-up approach is becoming as offensive as failure to include these latter listed values.

CMS has made considerable progress in becoming a value-based purchaser of health care by pursuing high quality care for beneficiaries at a reasonable cost.