Sentence examples for systematically devaluing from inspiring English sources

"They were systematically devaluing the company.

With our government systematically devaluing money in concert with interest rate meddling that doesn't compensate them for offering up savings, their trust is necessarily low, and money tight.

This type of thinking -- valuing people of one's own community above those of another -- leads to the unacceptable fact that in our media and our public policy, we in the U.S. have built an unfortunate track record of systematically devaluing the lives of people in Iraq, Afghanistan and elsewhere in the middle east.

"Giuliani represents the old: an archaic system that systematically devalues black life".

Who would gamble £27,000 or more for a degree in a subject that's being systematically devalued?

There is arguably an important difference between the transplant case and HESC research insofar as the moral wrong associated with the latter (a) systematically devalues a particular class of human beings and (b) is largely socially accepted and legally permitted.

We have talked about the current reality that our friends and family who look differently or worship differently or love differently are systematically devalued and marginalized.

Day after day, in cases far less publicized than the Zimmerman trial, the lives of people of color are systematically devalued by our "justice" system.

Huckabee missed an opportunity to speak about the social, political, economic and religious structures reflected in the Bible which systematically devalued and oppressed women in the male-ruled world, with a tendency to leave them destitute.

Veteran controllers are expressing their concerns and are being systematically ignored and devalued.

The more relevant factor, however, as Higgins states, has been the government's sustained attacks on public arts funding (down £83m since 2010), and music education in particular, while it has systematically undermined the very sources of future audiences – for both music and theatre – through its Department for Education's devaluing of studies in the arts and humanities.