Sentence examples for not adequately valued from inspiring English sources

However, one respondent commented " some consumers are unable to look generally at a problem without personalising it and this may lead to a misunderstanding that their opinions are not adequately valued".

It was also noted that the staffing required to deliver rehabilitation were not adequately valued within the organisation and, consequently, staff with specific skills to facilitate activities were sometimes moved to other units.

"While the directors welcome Mr Sarver's approach, they believe that, notwithstanding the current financial difficulties, the proposal does not adequately value a controlling interest in the company," said the RIFC statement.

What's more, these heroes toil away within a system that does not adequately value their work.

Unfortunately, we don't adequately value people who crawl around on their hands and knees making time-consuming measurements to make sure everything is working properly.

Whatever belonged to Darryl -- his career, his good name, his money -- he did not adequately value.

He argued that society doesn't adequately value and recognize the economic benefits of basic science.

The authors demonstrate persuasively that natural capital and ecosystem services are not adequately recognized or valued under present law and policy, and they show how a new polity of law and regulation, exceeding that of traditional private economic interests, might be achieved.

Frank Gordon, senior policy analyst at the REA, said: "This year's capacity market auction underlines the problems with the policy – that it does nothing to support the move away from higher carbon to clean energy, and it does not adequately consider value for money".

But Mr. Rendell said Mr. Obama had not adequately explained the value of the program.

In a letter sent yesterday to Mr. Rogel, William Swindells, Willamette's chairman, and Mr. McDougall said the Weyerhaeuser bid "does not adequately reflect the value of Willamette's unique franchise, its businesses and prospects".