Sentence examples for might have valued from inspiring English sources

Quite possibly her mother might have valued her greatly if it weren't for that.

"Had he been some enemy who came from outside I might have valued him, respected him," he continued.

Siemens' original preference was for an initial public offering (IPO) which might have valued VDO at around €7.5 billion ($10.4 billion).

Real isolation presents real risks, both emotional and mortal, and, had Thoreau truly lived at a remove from other people, he might have valued them more.

But when combined with the letters about Benoit Denizet-Lewis's article on teen romance, which find it chic to believe that this is how it always was really, and with the Lives column, "Grace Notes," in which a grieving young actress decides for the sake of "head shots" to sell mementos she might have valued, I despair for our sexually overheated and anomic society, where nobody gives a damn.

Putting this into the context described in Exhibit 1, we may say that people in Nepal might have valued other unobserved aspects of care while making child care choices.

Symbolically this might have value, but in practice it would be an empty shell.

It occurred to Mr. Clafin and Mr. Jasbinsek that this gas might have value.

He was willing to allow that condoms might have value in preventing the transmission of H.I.V. in Africa.

Our findings indicate that HDAC6 might have value in the diagnosis of pancreatic cancer.

The truth is it has no value inside IAC, so I would think that it might have value standing alone.