Sentence examples for is only valued from inspiring English sources

But a kilo from seller B is only valued at $0.10, because the quality isn't as good".

Some one of you, if you were not all lazy craven bootlicks of the rich, should illustrate to the wildly already rich that their wealth is only valued in an orderly medium of exchange backed by a government responsible to the source of all wealth, labor.

Families that had not been shown their report by the clinician tended to have a more negative view on the usefulness of SxS, supporting the assertion that ROM is only valued if data is fed back [ 3, 16].

McClatchy, Belo and Pulitzer, by contrast, are only valued by investors at $1 billion to $2 billion.

"I think this culture tells girls in particular that they are only valued as a sex object.

Catapult is the key word here: PitchBook noted that company was only valued at $152 million in its last round — eight months ago — although Airtable disputes the number as too low.

As a point of reference, after its Series A two years ago, it was only valued at around $33 million post-money according to PitchBook.

From our calculations (different than their footnotes), we show that it gave stock options valued at 70% of earnings, so its earnings are only valued at 30%.

But now the Department for Education has set out strict new criteria so that what it says are only valued vocational qualifications are recognised in the tables.

"The idea that academic excellence was only valued by a small coterie holed up in Westminster was as insulting as it was wrong," he says.

For every girl who was only valued for her body".