Sentence examples for highly prize from inspiring English sources
Now, Chinese white-collar businesses are starting rounds of layoffs, slashing salaries and cutting the year-end bonuses that employees highly prize.
Marketers highly prize members of this demographic group, the so-called Generation Y, because their brand preferences are deemed far more malleable than those of older people.
A little bit mannequin, especially when worn in camel, the over-the-knee hemline and polo are the kind of minimal details that fashion people highly prize.
In theory, CEOs and boards seem to highly prize sustainability: in 2013, for example, the UNGC's annual implementation survey (pdf) found that 94% of CEOs felt that their boards should be involved with sustainability, and a massive 85% of boards agreed.
He added: I think the house knows that the freedom of speech which we all so highly prize comes with a responsibility and I think the members of the house and the public will have been very struck by what it was that the director-general of MI5 said during the course of this week and I'm sure he was absolutely right to say it.
But, as the minds behind the exhibit Coded_Couture point out, there is at least one massive similarity that fashion and tech share: both highly prize customization.
The fruit is highly prized in Asia.
Only French Polynesia is more highly prized.
Such people are highly prized.
The values of community are highly prized".
