Sentence examples for explicitly value from inspiring English sources

Some institutions now explicitly value open access publications in hiring, tenure, and promotion evaluations.

As public and private interest in restoring the environmental integrity of urban areas continues to increase, new construction practices are being developed that explicitly value beneficial environmental characteristics.

"We quite explicitly value different types of perspectives that students from different backgrounds and undergraduate disciplines bring to law, but I think it would be a very sentimental statement to say we want to hear our students' opinions on the cases.

In contrast to object case BWS, respondents explicitly value attribute levels, making choices much more transparent and informative.

Contrary to object case BWS, respondents explicitly value attribute levels, making choices much more transparent and informative.

But, as the quality bar for online videos has risen and and our short-film consumption grows more voracious, the way we explicitly value shorts has started to shift, often uncomfortably.

Thus, constructive dissent needs to be explicitly valued in organizations to avoid groupthink and bad decision-making.

A school like Oberlin, which prides itself on being the first to have regularly admitted women and black students, explicitly values diversity.

The more important effect of the court's choice of language, explicitly valuing no person's vote over another's, may be to launch a citizens' movement.

Distinct, but devoid of much complexity (until now!), whiteness in America was originally defined only in opposition to — and implicitly and explicitly valued over — being brown or black.

We decided to grow up instead and become a more reasonable, rational society that explicitly values human life and prefers to think the best of people, rather than the worst.