Sentence examples for so highly valued from inspiring English sources

That's what they pay for, and why privacy is so highly valued.

Is it a measure of the dedication of Newarkers to their city that residential gumption is so highly valued?

What are the qualities that make a work "relatable," and why have these qualities come to be so highly valued?

But the Quichua grew tired of making such a meager living from so highly valued a product.

FREEDOM of speech is so highly valued in Britain that those who protest against it are locked up.

So highly valued is coffee that the very thought of it has dragged students at one university into a heated political debate – in the middle of summer.

Managers, executives and individual employees all tend to underestimate the likelihood of a security breach because they so highly value the delivery mechanism of that information.

"Because our culture so highly values... an illusion of self-control and control of circumstance, we become abject when contemplating mentation that seems more changeable, less restrained and less controllable, more open to outside influence, than we imagine our own to be".

We so highly value conviction internally, that if one of them is banging the table, chances are high that we'll make the investment together.

This ability to thrive unassisted is part of the reason fell farmers so highly value Herdwicks over much higher-producing lowland breeds.

"In the retail sector alone, hundreds of thousands of career professionals will lose their status as salaried employees and find themselves reclassified as hourly workers, depriving them of the workplace flexibility and other benefits they so highly-value".