Sentence examples for publicly valued from inspiring English sources

A public proposal to a publicly valued body might be personally significant, but culturally it shifts nothing.

In Afghanistan, reality TV is liberating - and however absurd it sounds, the simple, unfamiliar act of voting for someone, and thereby having an effect on something publicly valued, is novel and exciting.

Google would be paying in cash and/or publicly valued stock, which is equivalent to cash.

The demise of over 28 million elms destroyed the much celebrated, and publicly valued, 'elmscapes' of lowland England and brought about extensive habitat loss.

Nonetheless, “If Sumner wishes to settle matters that way, Shari will consider a resolution that fairly reflects her 20% ownership of National, which has been publicly valued at $8 billion,’’ Sterling said in the statement.

Despite the impossibility of devoting oneself fully to two "greedy institutions," work, and family (Blair-Loy 2003), the ideology of intensive mothering has nevertheless offered women a set of demanding but publicly valued parenting practices from which to draw as they care for their children.

The companies, which are not publicly traded, valued the deal at $10.4 billion, based on audits of their operations.

Excellence was publicly recognized and valued.

A science and technology firm named after their favorite Montana trout-fishing stream, it has grown into a publicly traded company valued at $40 billion.

The company is traded publicly and is valued at around $1.4 billion; and this latest cash injection is partly notable because of who is making it.

Carley Roney, co-founder of the XO Group, a publicly traded media company valued at $300 million, confides, "in those first moments of having a business and having a baby, the baby was a complete and total secret".