Sentence examples for grounds of value from inspiring English sources

"We would never refuse something on the grounds of value alone".

On grounds of value Rose Blossom (2.15) is a firm fancy to give Richard Fahey, the leading trainer on the Knavesmire the last three years, a Festival winner in the Lowther Stakes, while later on the card the sharply progressive Acrostic (2.50) must not be missed in the Addleshaw Goddard Stakes.

Robert Goodwill, the new immigration minister who announced the closure of the facility on 21 July, said the decision had been taken on grounds of value for money, reflecting its low level of use in the past few years as more families facing removal chose to return to their home countries voluntarily.

While he recognizes that there are other indigenous sages in African communities, he distinguishes these from philosophic sages such as Mbuya and Chaungo, who are committed to critical inquiry and to the rational grounding of values and beliefs.

I am ready to subscribe to this definition, but only if we all agree that no growth is possible without culture, and that prosperity is possible only if deeply rooted in a common ground of values and history.

"Exorbitant loans are justified on the grounds of the value of the product they purport to put out — namely, students that generate income (which then, in theory, enables them to pay off their educational debt)." Tuition-free public universities, aside from the armed-forces colleges, are almost completely obsolete.

Moreover, he disputes the grounds of the value of expressivity given above.

Though these claims may be true, and make the case of music less puzzling by showing it shares the grounds of its value with other things, they also leave the primary puzzle largely unsolved, namely, why it is that we find the experience of abstract forms so valuable.

This paper presents an architecture of adaptive integration of EDA and SOA based on the novel concept of value-centric processing and communication of events grounded on value theory.

In other parts of the world, health workers have resisted change on the grounds of conflicting values.

The core idea of FCM is that one object can belong in more than one cluster on the basis of fuzzy membership value ((left[ 0,1right])) rather than on the ground of crisp value ((lbrace 0,1rbrace)) as in k-means algorithm.