Sentence examples for children valued from inspiring English sources

The prevalence of unusually thin models on the runway is well-known, yet the industry relies on a labor force of children, valued for their adolescent physique.

The deal on Monday with the university calls for a $4.85m settlement to the DuBose family and includes free undergraduate tuition for DuBose's 12 children, valued at approximately $500,000.

He left his estate split equally between his eight children, valued at £13,000 each (worth about £1.1 million in 2013).

Across three studies, these results suggest that by 6 years old, children value ideas over labor.

Studies have shown that children value their computers and computer games far more highly than TV programmes or books.

Children's development: Around age six Children value their peer's opinions.

Your children value what you do even though they may not say "thanks" too often.

I learned both books are pertinent to children valuing and believing in themselves.

Two children are generated based on the parent's genes: for each created child, values not creating conflict are duplicated on the children.

Parents teach their children values.

I don't want those people teaching my children values".