Sentence examples for putting value on from inspiring English sources

But I'm becoming increasingly convinced that social media can undermine religion by encouraging "one size fits all" messages, putting value on "likes" and "followers," and distracting people from a relationship with God and their nearest neighbors.

Goldman floated in 1999, putting value on its partners' stakes in the business for the first time.

Liberal Judaism is progressive, not just in the social and political sense of putting value on the equality of women and gay and lesbian rights.

"There has been a change over the last decade, and companies are putting value on early clinical trials," he says.

Putting value on where all that money goes might even make it a little easier to let it go this year.

There is nothing wrong with putting value on your appearance and that of your partner -- we all do it.

Putting values on trades in the murky derivatives world, the lawyers will argue, is often guesswork.

Refreshingly, Kurniawan puts value on literature as entertainment, and his books are certainly that.

We would need to figure out systems to put value on data.

But the idea is to put value on things that don't have price tags.

Economy is a social principle that puts value on reducing the costs of construction and maintenance while retaining efficiency.