Sentence examples for the value placed on it from inspiring English sources

Her scepticism about the value placed on it by society is shared by a surprisingly broad range of voices in the town.

The book examines how organizations set pay, wage differences across groups, executive and "superstar" pay, compensation in nonprofits, and the cost of compensation to organizations versus the value placed on it by employees.

The wine itself is not only improved because of years of trial and error but the meaning of the wine is deepened because of the value placed on it by the people who have made and drunk it over hundreds of years.

Monika Freyman, director of Investor Water Initiatives at non-profit Ceres, agreed that asking domestic users to pay for water could be a way of increasing the value placed on it, as well as leveraging the money needed to secure supply.

It's not clear, however, if there was a difference in valuation between the company and the value placed on it by potential investors, or why Rocket Internet itself hasn't participated in the round.

The existence of a goal and the value placed on it in relation to a particular behaviour is likely to influence whether or not someone decides to activate that behavior.

This is probably due to the ridiculously high value placed on it during the latter years of the 19th century, when it was often called Nanjing ware.

However, it is the value placed on childbearing and its precedence over marriage that has had the most influence in shaping contemporary Zulu family life.

Two years ago Liberty Media said the value placed on the Braves when it acquired the team from Time Warner as part of a bigger deal in which Liberty obtained a group of craft magazines, the Braves and approximately $1 billion in cash for about 60 million shares of Time Warner, was $450 million.

Only one of the four companies cited in the complaint, Houdaille, had any value placed on it in the open market.

But in my book the spelling is the opposite of corrupted — it shows the value placed on explaining oneself to the wider world and really couldn't be clearer.