Sentence examples for being valued by from inspiring English sources

That being liked by someone is completely different than being valued by them.

Alibaba continues to grow, most recently being valued by analysts at more than $55 billion.

Those for whom volunteering is therapy come to "appreciate being valued by the volunteer agency," he said.

Weise had achieved everything in the space of three years but youth development was still not being valued by those in the higher echelons.

That deal now looks expensive; analysts say Tiscali's entire British operations are being valued by potential buyers at around £250 million.

Literature has been reduced to writing, writers have been relegated to irrelevant experts, while the price for being valued by the market is, of course, dehumanisation.

By this method a human being is valued by productivity.

The bank had been valued by experts.

They are valued by millions.

Mustafi is valued by Valencia at £25m.

His counsel was valued by clients, colleagues and friends.