Sentence examples for reclaimed value from inspiring English sources

It sort of created a situation where, whether labels view what we're doing as disposable or not, we as artists have kind of reclaimed value for our own music.

"With my jewellery, because the materials are reclaimed, there is no intrinsic value - the value is in the time, and the skill, and the concept". The swapping craze has been gathering momentum in America for some time.

Paul once argued the process "enhanced" mountains because the reclaimed lands offered more value than "knobby" untouched mountaintops.

External recycling has proved a problem over the years, as the cost of recycling old or worn-out tires has far exceeded the value of the reclaimed material.

The average ECe values for the reclaimed water treatments were 9.0 and 5.5 dS/m before planting and at harvest, respectively, for the first season and, 2.6 and 1.9 dS/m for the second season.

We were joined by fashion-sourcing expert Jocelyn Whipple and designer Orsola de Castro, the queen of upcycling – the fashionable cousin of recycling, where value is added to reclaimed material through design ingenuity.

The Labour party must be reclaimed – for the sake of British values, for British democracy and for the very future of our country.

Two case studies are described that explain the role, value, limitations and policy requirements for storing reclaimed water in aquifers for indirect reuse.

Higher values of bulk densities (1.67 g cc−1) in reclaimed dumps were reported, which is caused due to compaction and lack of organic matter (Barnshiel and Hower 1997; Maiti 2007; Kumar et al. 2015).

In this contribution I argue that sensible way to show added value of restoration measure is to compare individual parameters in reclaimed sites with unassisted ecosystem development.

The soil bulk densities of the reclaimed and unaltered farmlands in this study were all lower than the limiting values.