Sentence examples for collective value from inspiring English sources

There were 15,900 approved in February with a collective value of £2.2bn.

The collective value of products – if you buy them at full price – is often higher than the monthly cost.

But it's important to accept, use and even participate in a system that, however imperfect, creates such collective value.

France, he said, "is a country that is very passionate, where politics has a strong and collective value".

At the end of June, the funds' collective value was about three hundred and fifty million dollars, of which about half belonged to Niederhoffer and Wisdom.

Now, after the latest price surge that began in January, the cost of a bitcoin on an exchange that converts them to dollars is something like $140, and the collective value of all bitcoins has passed a billion dollars.

Perhaps more so than in other countries, the literature of Australia characteristically expresses collective values.

We have had a long holiday from the work of trying to figure out what our collective values are.

Although an emphasis on collective values brought responsibilities such as housework, the Wilds also remember more positive aspects.

"The Army is mandatory for all, so it must uphold Israel's collective values," she told me.

The foundation upon which this is all rests is a strong internal communications network that invites dialogue, recognises and rewards excellent work, and reinforces collective values.