Sentence examples for finding value in from inspiring English sources

Right now, Mr. Buppert is finding value in financial stocks.

Mr Obama, meanwhile, is finding value in the penny's symbolism.

Frankly, we had a harder time finding value in those wines.

But for companies like CombinatoRx, which do not have any drugs of their own, finding value in off-patent products is the whole point.

The managers are also finding value in cyclical securities, which should respond favorably to a rebound in economic activity, Ms. Gaffney added.

But he says he is finding value in Italy, where the fund now has more than 5percentt of its assets.

And when they still want to drink good wines at a lower price, they are finding values in our wines.

The methodology has been validated with a synthetic solution containing Zn and nitrilotriacetic acid (NTA) and then applied, as a first case, to two coastal seawater samples taken close to Barcelona and Tarragona (Catalonia, North-Eastern Spain) finding values in the range of 1 3 nM, representing around 25% of total Zn.

They say they are finding value instead in segments of the economy like banking and consumer staples.

The second, more fashionable, perspective sees Damien Hirst as a bad, used-up artist while finding value and style in dozens of artists who are either a bit younger, or a bit older.

Despite limited budgets and staffing, nonprofits are finding value and fast growth in their social networks, according to a study out Tuesday.