Sentence examples for groups valued from inspiring English sources

Both groups valued wildflower meadows with long flowering periods, a natural look, and low maintenance.

Women in the focus groups valued instructor professionalism and instructors' technical knowledge, however, it was their awareness and sensitivity that participants appreciated most.

Twenty-two fruit species groups (co-generic species that could not be distinguished) were recorded for Pteropus spp. A rainforest plant community represented by a survey of 2983 plants contained 75% of species groups valued by people (medicinal, cultural, economic uses), and bats serviced at least 42% of these species (96% valued by humans).

All Medman trial, intervention and intervention still receiving groups valued receiving 'advice' on medicines only (compared with no advice; p < 0.01).

Several groups valued lyrics so strongly as to employ a lyricist as a full-time band member.

Though both groups valued relationships, the Chinese students emphasized the merging of two selves to achieve interdependence, while the American students emphasized the negotiation of an accommodation between two people who remained independent.

Figure 5 Histogram of the coe d dispersion values of Flickr groups (values transformed in radians).

With race, for example, all groups value their own racial group the most, but then rank the other groups in identical order: White, Asian, Black, Hispanic.

The shares tumbled 23% to 5.4p, leaving the group valued at just under £8m.

There were no hard feelings, because the woman knew the group valued her contributions.

It's the giant of the group, valued at as much as $80 billion.