Sentence examples for generally value from inspiring English sources

Analysts generally value Time Warner, like most other entertainment companies, based on its cash flow.

It might seem odd that bond investors, who generally value safety, would buy bonds backed by such risky collateral as trailers.

Film companies generally value the association's certification, which tends to allay public concern about animal scenes, and few would suggest that the current financial shortfalls are beyond the reach of an industry that churns through billions of dollars in revenue each year.

Despite their low pay and long hours, former postdocs generally value the postdoc experience.

"Paediatricians generally value technology as far as children's development goes," Dr Rahul Chodhari, consultant paediatrician for the Royal Free London explains.

Active mode users generally value their route surroundings more positively than motorised transport modes, however they also appear more strongly affected by weather in their thermal experiences and place valuations.

Thus "highbrow" and "lowbrow" are generally value-neutral terms.

But is there an objective, value-free way to draw the very subjective and generally value-laden distinction between vision and insanity?

(High-end real estate in Cambodia is generally valued in U.S. dollars).

Q.You have generally valued the technology of the car more than the driver.

Mature operations, such as the long-distance telephone business, are generally valued based on their earnings per share.