Sentence examples for increasingly value from inspiring English sources

Members of Generation K increasingly value things they can actively co-create.

Younger employees, in particular, increasingly value the freedom and flexibility of the "backpack" pension.

Fakes are also a byproduct of a cultural trend in which we increasingly value access over ownership.

The first is that clients increasingly value individuals who work within investment banks or accountancy firms more than they do the firms themselves.

"It means that, increasingly, value in the capital markets will accrue not to 'irrational exuberance' or to sector hype," he says, "but to good management".

The more essential problem is that the federal government and many state governments, caught up in a growing conservative ideology, increasingly value low taxes over the provision of financing for vital community services and physical infrastructure.

Now, though, such works are increasingly valued, both in Brazil and abroad.

Transit advocates argue that the public increasingly values the ability to get around without a car.

The performance power of multi-tasking women is being  increasingly valued in boardrooms.

Plate discipline is his best tool, and one that is increasingly valued.

Lycopene, widely used as a food coloring, is increasingly valued for its reported heart and anticancer benefits.