Sentence examples for much valued one from inspiring English sources

Anyway my apologies, especially to the transatlantic contingent, small but much valued, one of whom described the NY Yankees as 'the most famous team across any sport in the US, let alone America's "National Pastime", mostly because it is, like cricket, a game with plenty of longueurs for drinking beer'.

"When society places so much value on one mutant tree and ignores what happens to the rest of the forest, it's not the person who points this out who should be labelled," Hadwin told a Prince Rupert reporter who questioned his sanity.

They're in a race to compete in the most valuable part of "social" — as if they've forgotten, until now, just how much humans ultimately value one-on-one conversation.

One thing owners routinely place too much value on is having a larger-than-average lot, Christopher Otteau said.

One day, I asked Scowcroft if he placed too much value on inaction.

We've heard it said that such gains wouldn't be of much value, as one-time events don't get reflected in the stock price.

It was my choice of addiction perhaps, and an obvious one given how much value we place on thinness, and given how much we are surrounded by an excess of food.

Yet there is potentially just as much value in creating another; one which covers the built environment.

The inclusion of CSQI in the performance review means that benchmarking becomes are much more valued process than simply one based on cost efficiency which is commonly mistaken as the same as cost reduction or no cost escalation (beyond inflation and other agreed variations).

The decision should depend, of course, on how much one values money received today versus tomorrow.

Also waiting are dozens of investors who have amassed billions of dollars of capital but are not ready to spend it because no one knows how much values have dropped.