Sentence examples for don't devalue from inspiring English sources

He prefers carrots: "They don't devalue overnight, like pumpkins".

"If they default and don't devalue at the same time, they may never recover".

We ask you that you don't devalue our artists or their work, and instead recognise what art offers Australia.

"I don't devalue the power of conceptual thinking, but for me the thrill of architecture is to see your ideas realised.

Mrs. Hedwall, the Madison assessor, said summer cottages don't devalue properties in waterfront areas, nor do heated and insulated ones necessarily increase them.

We have no truck with the long-board backlash that has developed in Southern California — defiant dinosaurs taking over certain nostalgia-inducing breaks on nine-foot boards, "hanging ten" and yelling "Cowabunga!" We just don't devalue the wave.

Thus, a number of feminist philosophers take up this challenge and present accounts of autonomy that do not devalue the interpersonal capacities and social contributions that are conventionally coded feminine (Nedelsky 1989; Meyers 1989 and 2000; Benhabib 1995 and 1999; Weir 1995).

In Germany, it doesn't devalue someone".

It doesn't devalue everyone else's degree.

The fact that Thomas Jefferson owned slaves doesn't devalue what he wrote.

"Any good winemaker wants to make sure it has some control about how its wine is placed so it doesn't devalue their brand," he said.