Sentence examples for to value highly from inspiring English sources

Sitting down to talk with them has become a weekly ritual, which they seem to value highly even though it drove Marjorie insane several months ago and she ran off with an events planner who has no children.

In the NT, the Greek word for honor means to value highly, to esteem, and to not take lightly.

With so much focus in the 21st century on competitive advantage, over scheduling, and integrated technology, we are teaching students to value highly winning, rushing, and real-time.

This was an aspect of health that all stakeholders appeared to value highly, as it enables people to express preferences and make choices.

A&P said the BrightFarms project will provide enough vegetables to feed 5,000 people, but it only pays to grow high value, highly perishable crops like tomatoes and baby greens.

We claim to value privacy highly, yet increasingly behave, especially in our online lives, as though we didn't.

Treasure hunters have, he writes, "systematically destroyed the time capsules that archeological investigators had learned to value so highly".

As for Europe's leaders, well, they have nothing to lose but their national dignity, which they don't seem to value very highly.

"As severe weather events become more frequent, consumers may come to value more highly the immediate and ubiquitous availability of reliable mobile computing devices," it said.

In fact, both men have argued that the world can do both, but they represent opposite sides on which priority to value more highly.

Not all these constructions work in Augie March, a novel Bellow came to value less highly than Amis, for whom it is the Great American Novel ("Search no further").