Sentence examples for ulterior value from inspiring English sources

He meant by this "its relatedness or ulterior value, whether as leading to other and wider ranges of knowledge, or as a discipline of the mind, or even as leading to 'bread and butter'" (PD 282).

If what I tell you about myself has an ulterior market value beyond our immediate Web transaction, I deserve to be told your intentions, asked to approve and be acceptably paid.

This freed pleasure from the taint of imperfection attached to processes aiming at ulterior goals within the value-laden teleological biology he shared with Plato.

It's not like there could be any ulterior motive to immediately increasing the value of gold by orders of magnitude like, say, being heavily invested in gold mines.

But Johnson could not take the offer at face value, concerned that Kennedy had ulterior motives, the senator wrote.

I have met more than one ambitious Asian American who inquires about the value of extracurricular activities with an ulterior motive.

Inversely, however, it can also be explained by the negative prognostic value of lack of fitness for the ulterior development of cardiovascular disease.

If given pro rata rights, those investors who don't add value beyond the check they signed, or have ulterior motives for investing in the company, can shut out the good ones from a round.

For finite pressures, we find the same growing behavior for the smaller values of the Al molar fraction, but the ulterior decrease is much more pronounced, resembling that exhibited by the exciton binding energy of the ground state.

But some see an ulterior motive in China's cutbacks: by controlling the supply of high-value materials, China can also control their use in finished products.

By publicly solidifying those values, users may gain faith that Facebook doesn't have ulterior motives when deciding the best content to show them.