Sentence examples for is valued rather than from inspiring English sources

I firmly believe there does come a point in a situation like mine where death has to be accepted; where quality is pursued over quantity; where time at home is valued rather than repeated trips to hospital.

He writes of the objection that a moral life should be sought because morality is valued, rather than to avoid punishment or receive a reward.

Adopting such a relationship, we might consider, arts administrator John Tusa's complaint that 'we have lost a vocabulary and an area of permitted public discourse where values are valued rather than costed' (2000, p 29) as a clear precursor to Collini's lament, above, that 'economistic officialise' (2000, p 19) has overrun the mechanisms of valuation within the humanities department.

If you want to be valued rather than rescued, look for a partner not a hero.

It focuses on the emotional waves that are blended into all relationships, particularly centering on the constant realisation that this is something that shouldn't be taken for granted and should instead be valued rather than being flooded with dissatisfaction.

He argued they "should be welcomed and valued rather than turned away".

According to Foley the company is valued at £957m, rather more than the group's in-house assessment of £730m.

And in this case people are valuing potential rather than valuing the business… so the valuations [of Bird and Lime] are being driven more than anything by the amount of money being raised," he says.

(Like some Budapest properties, these apartments are valued in euros rather than forints).

For the ballplayers, supportive friendships in which they are valued as friends rather than celebrity athletes make their communities in Connecticut feel like home.

Historically, the herbs are valued as agricultural products rather than as manufactured goods.