Sentence examples for it is prized from inspiring English sources

The UK used to be one of BlackBerry's biggest and most loyal markets – but the collapse in consumer base will create financial problems for the company, which under its new chief executive John Chen has retrenched to its original corporate and government roots, where it is prized for its levels of security.

Now, due in no small part to his efforts, it is prized for its raw beauty and its quirks.

The fruit may have been considered an aphrodisiac in years past, but today it is prized for its softly firm flesh, its sweet herbaceous flavor and a buttery richness that is unique in the world of plants.

Although missing arms and legs, it is prized for its carved drapery, indicating that the artist may have been influenced by Greek sculpture.

On the menu it is called Chilean sea bass, and it is prized for its mild flavor and firm, milk-white flesh.

It is prized for its rich red wood, mainly for making furniture and musical instruments in East Asia, and is distinct from the highly aromatic sandalwood trees that are native to southern India.

"It will always hold its value as it's prized waterfront, which is almost impossible to find nowadays," he said.

As a pigment, it was prized by Impressionist and Post-Impressionist painters, including van Gogh.

Like all Pu'ers, it's prized ($15 a gram, if you must know) as much for its chi as its flavor.

Since then, prizes have become a form of reviewing: it is prize-lists that select what people read, prize-lists that make literary careers.

Where incompetence is prized, it is ever-present.