Sentence examples for but also valued from inspiring English sources

We need teachers and principals who are paid better for better performance, but also valued for their long hours and dedication to students and learning.

He believed in free elections and a regulated economy, but also valued cultural and moral tradition and scorned contemporary art.

They are the subject of some controversy – regarded as a pest and threat to native ecosystems by environmentalists and the government, but also valued by others as part of Australia's heritage, with supporters working to prevent inhumane treatment or extermination, and rehoming Brumbies who have been captured.

Moreover, Riley et al. states that this line of research enables decision makers to compare different treatments not only in terms of costs but also valued outcomes [ 7].

Our analysis of patient responses showed that respondents valued prioritizing patients with closer tissue matches, but also valued other factors significantly including prioritizing: long waiters; those with child or adult dependents; and younger recipients.

A study on job choices of nurses working in the public sector in Malawi [ 43] shows that graduate nurses appreciated higher pay but also valued highly the opportunity to upgrade their qualifications quickly, as well as the provision of housing.

True and these isolated people shared not only an interest in running, but also values like generosity, reciprocity and humility.

Respect in the appraisal sense is not just evaluating but also valuing the object positively.

This form of yoga gets your heart pumping but also values restorative poses and relaxation -- a great combo for a Sunday!

"You've got a venerable coffee company that's been around, understands coffee, understands what we're after, but also values what's special about us," he said.

"This means not just paying women and men with the same qualifications in the same job the same salary, but also valuing the work women do as much as men in different professions.