Sentence examples for generously valued from inspiring English sources

From the middle of January, investors started to dump risky, generously valued assets.

Despite being less generously valued, in recent years European stockmarkets have done even worse than America's when the latter's have fallen sharply.

Gifts of the products a company makes, valued generously, could go towards the £2m.

But, in general, it seems that biotech firms are valued more generously in Europe than in America.

The Actavis offer must have appealed to Allergan in part because it valued the company more generously.

Studies at UC Berkeley and elsewhere find that when people consciously behave generously and compassionately towards others, they become more valued and esteemed by others in return.

Without fanfare, she gave generously of her time, ingenuity and resources to the people and institutions she valued.

Anthony d'Offay did generously transfer ownership of the exceptional art collection he had built up over 28 years, then valued at £125m, jointly to Tate and the National Galleries of Scotland.

Some 46% of academics said they have been pressurised to mark students' work generously, according to the survey hosted on the Guardian's Higher Education Network, while 37% did not believe teaching was valued by their institution.

We also thank Steven Speigle and James Whitmer from the Department of Defense Center for Deployment Health Research; Michelle Stoia, from the Naval Health Research Center, San Diego, CA. We value the insight generously provided by both Iris-Tatjana Kolassa and LinChiat Chang, and appreciate the support of the Henry M Jackson Foundation for the Advancement of Military Medicine, Rockville, MD.

That sounds fair enough, but California agreed to value those assets much more generously than other states.