In fact, men and women both unconsciously devalue the contributions of women.
Because it means Republicans are so enthralled with the 1percentt who write supersized campaign checks that they devalue the contributions of everyday workers to the welfare of America.
"There's a culture in Hollywood that devalues the contribution of the writer to a film," Mr. Petrie said.
Unfortunately, it's all too easy to make the case that most Americans will be left behind, because smart machines will end up devaluing the contribution of workers, including highly skilled workers whose skills suddenly become redundant.
The heated debate detracted a bit from two great seasons, since each camp devalued the contributions of the other player.
The guild believes that handing out production credits as deal points devalues the contributions of people who actually did the work.
It's that we treat science like a competition, we reward, in general, being first, being right (even if it's for the wrong reasons), while simultaneously devaluing the contributions of other fields to our own lines of inquiry.
In an attempt to cover everybody, you devalue the contribution.
However, the unlicensed use of patented technology in other words, use of patented technology without compensating those involved in its creation can devalue the contributions and efforts of researchers who have often devoted their careers to solving important technological challenges.
For this reason, creating and supporting a sense of elan or team spirit—"we are the best group"—without devaluing the potential contribution of other groups is the real challenge of work at the identity boundary.
None of which is to devalue the broader contributions of the author or her subject.
