Sentence examples for embracing value from inspiring English sources

He risks embracing value pluralism if not abandoning utilitarianism altogether.

Moreover, voters seem to embrace values Republicans once advocated.

Intermountain is not waiting for the industry to fully embrace value-based health care.

After the Snow by SD Crockett examines a Britain reduced to pre-feudal living conditions, where the survivors are those who have embraced values similar to Katniss's.

While Harvard students said they embraced values like compassion, they said the value they most associated with Harvard was "success" — with compassion appearing toward the bottom of the list.

The fact that as a continent we have embraced values of social security and solidarity, a high standard of education and health for all, and dignity in old age, should be celebrated.

Focused on beauty, grace and surfing long waves rather than on mastering high ones, they embraced values that were different from those of the adventurers pushing the limits in "Riding Giants".

But if a new report from PricewaterhouseCoopers (PwC) is any indication, most of the pharma industry has yet to embrace value-based pricing.

Perhaps in "time future" more enlightened societies that embrace values of nonviolence will pause to reflect how those in the emergency medical world managed so bravely in this "time present" of violence and its manifold manifestations.

Since 'green' has become 'cool', architectonic marketing has embraced values like auto-sufficiency, organic forms and other suggestive paraphernalia that supposedly represent a reduction of the ecological footprint of projects, in many cases completely unjust.

Krupa also believes that the insurance companies that gain market share will be the ones that embrace "value-based design"–in which you pay for health outcomes and not just for procedures and office visits.