Sentence examples for sacrificing values from inspiring English sources

Her many successful ventures demonstrate the viability of growing and maintaining a thriving business without sacrificing values.

More than half the executives would delay a new project even if it entailed sacrificing value.

Mr. Obama emphasized again that vigilance against terrorism should not lead Americans to sacrifice values that define the nation — a direct response to remarks from Republicans.

The fact that the Olympics are clearly so important to the NHL's wellbeing would have said all that any gay fan (or even non-fan) would have needed to hear, to know that the hockey world would not sacrifice values for dollars.

The point is that floating the three non-mining divisions of RAG together could sacrifice value of around €6 billion, say investment bankers.

Conservatism is a relatively expensive taste, because it sacrifices value, in order not to sacrifice things that have value.

In reply, terrorists can claim that they advisedly sacrifice valued human beings for a higher good.

Founded in 1858, St. Bonaventure has tried to compete in basketball without sacrificing Franciscan values.

However, one can be sensitive to the suffering of indigenous peoples without sacrificing universal values.

Sacrificing environmental values is counter-productive as all problems are interrelated in an ecological network.

When they can get themselves heard, they give warning that the election could result in sacrificing Islamic values.