Sentence examples for through the appreciation from inspiring English sources

"Beijing can see that, and thus they are now allowing income growth of 15 to 20 percent a year to shift a bigger part of G.D.P. into the hands of households and also increasing the buying power of the consumer through the appreciation" of the renminbi, Mr. Gill said.

Understanding of both practical and theoretical situations is enhanced through the appreciation of multiple approaches for dealing with competing demands.

Or they are taking advantage of an opportunity to sell a property that they have owned for some time and capitalize on a substantial rise in value through the appreciation in this market.”.

What I'm writing about today is cultivating our appreciation for spirit, the sublime energy within us all, through the appreciation of this same spirit in the most ordinary of objects.

Generally, the higher price charged by a good contractor will be recovered through the appreciation in your home's value through the quality craftsmanship.

The movement was concerned with promoting good taste and self-fulfillment through the creation and the appreciation of beautiful objects; its more radical wing also sought to advance worker autonomy.

Furthermore, "the extending definition of learning STEM is the acquisition of knowledge and skills through experience and study integrated through multiple lenses allowing for the appreciation of the encompassing complexity and crosscutting ideas across the STEM disciplines as a whole" (Lamb et al., 2015, p.410-411).

He has further renewed the appreciation of pioneers through books on Alexander Rodchenko, Vladimir Mayakovsky and other significant avant-gardists.

But I enjoy flying and have never lost the appreciation of sliding up through dark clouds into sunshine.

An arts-and-health approach values the material world, relations with the material world and the satisfactions, through aesthetic appreciation and the recognition of others, that derive from using and creating good-quality artefacts.

When will Western media view the challenges in this part of the world not through the "exceptionalism of Muslims," but through an appreciation of the global human condition?