Sentence examples for sources of values from inspiring English sources

In this sense, the sources of values are individual needs (Rokeach 1973), which are distributed hierarchically and organize the beliefs of individuals in a value system (Pereira et al. 2005).

However, the two main sources of values are individual patients and the general population.

There are a number of possible sources of values: patients, those at risk of developing the condition, members of the public (with or without a similar profile to the typical patient) or clinical staff.

Taylor's books tell the story of how some sources of value (love, art, individuality) have grown in relevance, while others (God, king, tradition) have declined.

"As a small business owner you need to understand the sources of value your service brings to your customers," says Bhaiji.

"We know less about the sources of value in the economy than we did 25 years ago," wrote Mr. Brynjolfsson and Adam Saunders of the University of British Columbia.

"Our capacity for tracking, measuring and reporting intangible assets is falling way behind where the economy is moving," said Margaret Blair, who recently was co-chairwoman of a Brookings Institution task force on intangible sources of value.

As I read Architects of a Better World, the UN Global Compact UNGCC) and Accenture CEO study, I like to think that the company I work for fits the category "leading companies focused on innovation, growth and new sources of value".

The main sources of value lie in the work's age, its rarity, its historic connections and, generally speaking, its significance not as art but as a cultural artifact.

According to these views the value of privacy is reducible to these other values or sources of value (Thomson 1975).

The antibiotics market space is one of many examples of market failure, which requires new ways of engaging the market to capture explosive new sources of value.