Sentence examples for is valued to from inspiring English sources

He is also leaving one of the largest and richest magazine companies in the world, Condé Nast — owner of Vanity Fair, Vogue, The New Yorker and Architectural Digest — where colleagues say he is valued, to work for a relatively small company.

Top talent always wants to go where it is valued, to companies such as Apple or Google, and that's why, despite getting hit hard, they are still doing better than everyone else.

Since no one is arguing that killing innocent foreigners makes us any safer, but our government has killed huge numbers of them, it is apparent that the more closely an innocent non-American life is valued to an innocent American one, the more American lives must be saved by the sacrifice of liberty to reach this so-called balance between liberty and security.

Simulation is valued to gain experience in practising surgical skills prior to working with patients.

In a transformative paradigm, participation of members of the group is valued, to ensure the findings of the research reflect the needs of the community.

This could easily more than double, if just their preference shares are valued, to £6.3m.

Absenteeism will be valued to the friction-cost method.

There is value to his rhetoric, though.

There is value to be had in them".

Q: Do you think there is value to trade delegations?

Wherever there is value to be added you've got to take it.