Sentence examples for much valued by from inspiring English sources

The council received criticism for selling yet another area of green space, much valued by workers in the area.

Hon Hai was keen to get the inside track to advanced glass technology (used in iPhone displays, for example) much valued by Apple, its main customer.

Japanese prints, which had already seduced many of the Impressionists, also contributed to the abstract designs and elongated figures much valued by Art Nouveau.

He was in a taxi with his friend, the Royal Ballet's Nehemiah Kish, a soft-spoken American dancer whose loyalty is much valued by Sergei.

This highly popular event, much valued by Neill, consisted of the full complement of 60 pupils or so sitting in sometimes raucous judgement upon each other after hearing various accusations of misdemeanours from the floor.

Most contemporary readers would probably have no issue with the first and third of these precepts, but the didactic use of poetry went somewhat out of fashion with the Romantic movement and is still not much valued by many readers.

"It's great news for the Friends of the Field and for all those who fought to protect this much valued land, currently used by more than 4,000 school students," she said.

In economic terms, however, vacation days are usually much more valued by travellers than the economic value of the trip's price.

I know just how much we are valued by the reaction out in the field.

"I think salary reflects how much you're valued by your institution, and at times I get a little frustrated" that it's not higher, she says.

But the analysis is mainly important in terms of how much a show is valued by viewers — not by advertisers.