Sentence examples for must be valued from inspiring English sources
Education must be valued.
All lives must be valued – all lives.
We believe that questioning, criticism and dissent must be valued and protected.
"All lives must be valued," said the US attorney general, Eric Holder, at the time.
Terri's life and her death remind us all that life is fragile and must be valued.
"Women in the church must be valued, not 'clericalised'," he said.
But Labour's shadow chancellor, Ed Balls, has said he will not write a "blank cheque" for HS2 and party leader Ed Miliband has said he is a supporter of the project but it must be "value for money".
Radiologists must be "value innovators" who maximally leverage information technology to ensure their relevance and value to patient care through measureable improvements in quality, efficiency, and safety.
Our design methodology, called stochastic logic, is based on Bernstein polynomials with coefficients that correspond to probability values; accordingly, the coefficients must be values in the unit interval.
Kwak thinks it's because the higher fees are their own advertisement -- people believe there must be value in the premium price.
An executive cohort that willfully ignores advice to become more nimble, innovative, and competitive to weather a shifting modern economy must be value idiocy over good business sense.
