Sentence examples for everyday values from inspiring English sources

It's true that, in a crisis, you do things you wouldn't otherwise do; you do things that violate your everyday values.

It is shown that, over the entire practical range from everyday values to 1 10,000 year extremes and beyond, this new distribution matches a Weibull distribution so closely, that the Weibull can be regarded as not just empirical, but as an effective surrogate for the new distribution.

The adjective is closed, "everyday values". The noun phrase is open, "We offer values every day". Keep your eye out for these troublemaking terms and, when in doubt, check a dictionary.

So while you can say, "We offer everyday values," you need the two-word version if it nolonger modifiesa noun: "We offer values every day". "Lineup" gets written wrong a lot.

If a measurement was extremely high or low or far from everyday values, we tried again after a short rest and used the second measurement as the final measurement.

★ Tesco Everyday Value Sliced White Bread 800g, 47p The dough is awful, sour and claggy.

The price is marked down but it hardly represents Everyday Value.

Where there is duplication, the products will replace those in its existing Everyday Value "basics" range.

Black suggests Tesco could merge its cheapest Everyday Value range with its main Tesco-branded line.

"Everyday Value" nappies (£1.41) were also no good because they leaked.

I also found that the Everyday Value products came in large sizes.