Sentence examples for in the value of making from inspiring English sources

Westerners believe in the value of making quick decisions and then taking action.

All of the Bensons inherited a faith in the value of making things.

"My Wall Street patients seem to be driven by an unquestioned belief in the value of making money regardless of personal cost.

Nicole believes strongly in the value of making a difference in the world by giving back through advocacy and volunteerism.

Following the example of Morris, these private presses believed strongly in the social value of making attractive and functional visual communications that were available to citizens of all walks of life.

Last year it was the "perfect storm" of a recession and a slump in the value of sterling, making holidays more expensive at a time when people could least afford them.

In early times damages for each offense were set by law, but changes in the value of money made these obsolete.

The ordinary statutory marital-property regime, with the husband administering and using the wife's estate, was replaced in 1957 by a system of separate management and equal sharing in the value of acquisitions made during the marriage.

In March, Vivendi Universal revealed a net loss for 2001 of a staggering euro13.6 billion ($12.2 billion), chiefly due to goodwill charges arising from the collapse in the value of acquisitions made during boom times.

David Wetherell David Wetherell 's CMGI posted a second-quarter net loss of $2.56 billion after a $2.02 billion writedown in the value of acquisitions made during the high-tech craze.

For the last six years the government has expected a rise in productivity – the value of products made or sold by a worker in an hour of work – to bolster profits and workers' earnings.