Sentence examples for is particularly valued from inspiring English sources

The Living our Values sustainability site (72%), is particularly valued in Australia (79%).

Because it does not crystallize when heated, it is particularly valued as an ingredient in candies.

Senator Miller, who spoke at the 1992 convention nominating Bill Clinton, is particularly valued as a sitting Democrat willing to publicly excoriate Senator Kerry.

In many cultures, a boy is particularly valued as a breadwinner who will support his parents in their old age; often only a son can inherit property.

Libyan oil is particularly valued on world markets because it is high quality, needs little refining and is particularly well suited for European diesel markets.

In most countries the majority of news consumed online still comes from established newspaper and broadcaster brands, whose work is particularly valued in covering stories of national and international importance.

Certificated qualifications in these are particularly valued.

This was particularly valued by Vanessa, who was reassured about the support her mother received.

(They are particularly valued for their ability to slow the speed of light all the way down to zero).

In Bavaria, where the style was particularly valued and eventually duplicated, the beer was called Einbeck, rendered in the local dialect as Einbock, and later simply as bock.

Maybe they should stop thinking that way, at least in American politics, where insiderness does not seem to be particularly valued at the moment.