Sentence examples for make a valued from inspiring English sources

Of all those at Manton involved in the Classic preparations of Crowded House and Delegator, the leading 2,000 Guineas hope, Rory O'Dowd is well placed to make a valued judgment.

The challenge for chemical engineering is to evolve to suit this new context, so that it may continue to make a valued and knowledgeable contribution, emerging as a more sustainable profession.

78.8% (n=215) of GPs stated that other staff could be developed to make a valued contribution to cancer prevention.

It may well be that the practitioner has to make a valued judgment about whether it is in the best interests of the patient to use "conventional", licensed medication, or because of anxieties about the patients state of health resultant in their advanced age as to whether "off-label" use of drugs with proven pain relieving effect may be more appropriate.

Broughton has paid work (experts earn £17 an hour), new skills, and makes a valued contribution to social care.

During those 15 years, the temple has made a valued contribution to both the Sikh and the wider community, the civil rights group said.

"We see the British relationship with the EU as being a two way relationship – Britain benefits from its membership of the EU, and the EU is better off with Britain as a leading member making a valued contribution".

I'm not making a valued judgement here.

I make a value judgment about how important that is.

Yes, some form of Earth will survive, but we need to make a value judgement.

"I think every presidential candidate wants people to get a peek into their real life so they can make a value judgment".