Sentence examples similar to stuck to values from inspiring English sources

Since Ameristock's founding in 1995 its managing quartet has stuck to value, a tough discipline, particularly in 1999, value's dark night of the soul.

Stick to value stocks and hope for positive surprises.

It calls itself a value fund, and it sticks to value.

If you pay reasonable amount of attention to your portfolio and you stick to quality and you stick to value, and you buy stocks when they're Undervalued and sell them when they're Overvalued, it's as simple as that.

"If you stuck to the values of home, it only hamstrung your ability to see the war clearly," he writes.

Mr Clegg said it was right the party stuck to its values but accepted the verdict of the electorate.

He acknowledged his party had suffered a big setback in the European polls but said it had "stuck to its values" and was the only party putting the case for an internationalist UK in the EU.

And she stuck to her values.

"I think of this as an election where we stuck to our values: Make sure Social Security and Medicare benefits are protected, and millionaires and billionaires pay their fair share.

Since taking over in June 1999, Heppelmann has stuck to the value strategy of Gary Haubold Gary Haubold, the former manager of the PBHG funds he now manages.

When he talks about what America should be like, he talks about the good old days when people looked out for one another and stuck to old-fashioned values like the Golden Rule.