Sentence examples for ever value from inspiring English sources

And it hasn't changed; I only ever value writers.

Because the bottom line is that until we, as women, truly value ourselves, individually and collectively, no one will ever value us.

I really wonder if we as a culture will ever value the performing arts and artists to the point that performers can be compensated at the very least on a par with Walmart workers.

While taking a clinical approach, the lowest ever value of a certain marker cannot be defined during treatment.

For example, in y = 2x +4, ever value of "x" gives you a new value of "y".

I only ever wanted to be a writer and I only ever valued writers.

The contract, executives say, is one of the richest ever, valued at about $100 million.

But perhaps no poet ever valued him more highly than Robert Frost: "We were greater friends than almost any two ever were practising the same art," he remarked.

So CIOs must be ever value-vigilant when placing those hard-won dollars, to make their spend sustainable.

The company announced in early 2018 a first ever value-based contract of its kind involving next generation sequencing-based assays, which gave members under the age of 35 expanded eligibility for prenatal genetic testing.

In none of these instances were attitudes ever valued above skills.