Sentence examples for rich value from inspiring English sources

The Labour cabinet will reckon that spending £25bn on our own moai will not reduce us to destitution - and political symbols have rich value.

The land where the onions grow is protected by the state from development because of the rich value the dirt has to farming.

The sector would benefit tremendously by embracing a collaborative, open development model in which not only financial and human capital is shared with the developing world but also the rich value of information capital.

These finds are rich value in place of "The Last Tycoon," "Turtle Diary," "The Handmaid's Tale" and Karel Reisz's "French Lieutenant's Woman," where, I'd guess, the writer may feel that not even Meryl Streep, fine costumes and the Dorset locations can make up for the daft strategy of a subplot involving the modern actors playing the story.

But with Barneys rebounding along with the luxury market -- and May Department Stores' purchase of Marshall Field's this spring for $3.2 billion setting a rich value on brand name retailers -- Barneys's investors say that now is the time to get their money back, and more.

Such incorporation of technology to expand upon the already rich value of such an institution is a perfect example of how technology can expand upon something that is already great.

"We grew up with the rich values that my mother taught us," Ms. Roberts said.

Most customers want a vehicle of new, fresh exciting appearance, with a rich, value-transmitting interior.

Generating and processing large and diverse pools of information -- also known as "big data" -- allows companies to offer rich value-added services to customers.

Such variation leads to a zone of overlap covering even the most GC rich values in Pandalidae (49.4 % GC), and the lowest values in Chirostylidae (35.6% GC).

Bob Chapman is suggesting a deeper, richer value exchange: We will invest in you not just as a worker but also as a human being.