Sentence examples similar to it values more highly from inspiring English sources

The threat empiricism presented to the College lay in its valuing more highly the observations of practitioners who had personally observed and treated a disease.

Although Aluminium is the third most abundant element in the earth's crust, it was not isolated until 1825, and remained so scarce that it was valued more highly than silver for decades.

Medical-technical care was valued more highly; it was usually being carried out first, even in so-called non-emergency situations.

Modesty is valued more highly in Mexico than it is in the United States, where assertiveness gains respect, and the language of the questions seemed to trigger these differences.

It often seems that incorporating new technology in the classroom is valued more highly than doing the job we were hired to do: provide an excellent standard of education to students.

Dr. Nass and his colleagues also discovered that when it came to praise, words spoken by a male voice were valued more highly than those spoken by a female voice, even when the praise was issued by a machine.

He has spoken persuasively about the potential for internationalising the Boots brand and its core branded products, which seem to be valued more highly in Europe then they are in Britain.

"As severe weather events become more frequent, consumers may come to value more highly the immediate and ubiquitous availability of reliable mobile computing devices," it said.

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Likewise, consumer goods should be valued more highly.

"Skilled workmen were valued more highly than farmers, cattle or horses.