Sentence examples for becoming highly valued from inspiring English sources

As a kind of sustainable energy source, solar energy is becoming highly valued.

People who used to buy copiers and ballpoint pens now talk strategy with directors because, says Ariba's Steve Muddiman, "their spend-management expertise is becoming highly valued".

At the end of his first year, he had surpassed his manager's expectations and the original benchmarks in their agreement, and was well on his way to becoming a highly valued member of the firm.

That he has a colorful past is an understatement: The Russian-born Sater served a year in prison for stabbing a man in the face with a margarita glass during a bar fight, pleaded guilty to racketeering as part of a mafia-driven "pump-and-dump" stock fraud and then escaped jail time by becoming a highly valued government informant.

Furthermore, in contrast with greater-MA-dose smokers, those in the smaller dose group (≤0.2 g) had less likelihood of becoming highly dependent on nicotine (36.8% versus 54.2%), with a P value of 0.001.

Our cooking techniques are becoming highly sophisticated.

Drug companies are becoming highly aggressive marketers.

Its people are becoming highly entrepreneurial.

The Quaker situation was becoming highly problematical for the magistrates.

Scientists warn that the species is now in danger of becoming commercially extinct because it is so highly valued in Japan and other nations for its buttery flesh.

'Important relations to others' (support from partner and friends, becoming a parent) was a typical and highly valued helpful factor irrespective of outcome.