Sentence examples for high values placed from inspiring English sources
Chamath Palihapitiya, the vice president for product marketing and operations at Facebook, argues that the high values placed on Facebook tools are reasonable considering what the company is giving its entrepreneurs.
The high value placed upon musical instruments within a culture is generally reflected in their craftsmanship.
"There is a high value placed in our culture to the concept of living in harmony with nature".
The high value placed on many start-ups and minimal requirements for financial performance are raising expectations of other entrepreneurs.
But Mayor Pierre Bourque said the taxes come from the high value placed on the building by the owners.
This is probably due to the ridiculously high value placed on it during the latter years of the 19th century, when it was often called Nanjing ware.
Thinking back to a time when slavery laws prohibited blacks from reading, Ms. Hill says: "There has to be a high value placed on literacy and on books — books in the home, books in the schools.
The failure is frustrating to those who remember the high value placed on innovation by legendary company leaders like Alfred P. Sloan Jr. and Charles E. Wilson, who felt G.M. could sell cars to the masses by demonstrating it was out in front.
That is partly because afghani is the name of the currency: about 5,000 afghanis are worth one dollar, while Afghan has the high value placed on any human being (unless you are referring to the rug or the hound).
"The prevalence of firearms and the high value placed on the quick draw made a sure shot the test of manliness," Daniel J. Boorstin, the former librarian of Congress, wrote in "The Americans: The Democratic Experience" (Random House, 1985).
They also call attention to certain Mandaean affinities to Judaism: familiarity with Old Testament writings; parallels to Jewish ethics, particularly the high value placed on marriage and procreation; concern for cultic purity; and the use of Hebrew angelology.
