Sentence examples for high value of their from inspiring English sources
Industry guidelines say firms "should emphasize the high value of their reputation and interest in contributing to enhanced investor protection and the integrity of the securities industry".
The authorities are clearly anxious to avoid tarnishing the image of Beijing's Olympics preparations.Maxinzhuang's villagers are clearly aware of the high value of their land.
It is estimated that 30% of mares breeding are over 18 years old and the high value of their progeny encourages the use of these animals in assisted reproduction procedures.
Because of the high value of their gold content and tendency to be on public display, Nobel medals are subject to medal theft.
The high overall ranks of these three subwatersheds is primarily driven by the relatively high value of their dSL/dCA term compared with their CA/d$ term.
It is obvious that we should, as emphasized by Kamrad et al., inform our patients when considering a primary TAR that there is a substantial risk that the procedure will be followed by additional surgeries The high value of their study is that the outcome of nationwide revision TAR surgery was determined.
Again, the buildings E19 and E20 have the worse energy performance with very high values of their primary energy balance.
While beleaguered homeowners in Queens and Brooklyn may owe $400,000 on their mortgages, Manhattan owners may owe $800,000 to $1 million because they were able to borrow against the higher value of their homes.
For the poly-C cantilever beam resonators, the highest value of their quality factor (Q) is reported for the first time (15,263).
Consumers have also been able to borrow more against the higher value of their homes, turning capital gains into cash which they can spend on a new car or a holiday.
Over the same period in 2003, personal disposable income increased by about $400 billion, to $8.3 trillion.Moreover, compared with 1999, a bigger slice of those capital gains has, in effect, been turned into cash by households borrowing against the higher value of their homes.
