Sentence examples for unquantifiable value from inspiring English sources

It diminishes the unquantifiable value of authenticity, and originality.

The city was quickly divided between those who deplored the unions' menacing behavior and cushy contracts which allow up to twelve days of sick leave a year and those who found an unquantifiable value in knowing their friendly local paramedic.

The city was quickly divided between those who deplored the unions' menacing behavior and cushy contracts — which allow up to twelve days of sick leave a year — and those who found an unquantifiable value in knowing their friendly local paramedic.

Late Friday, Judge Castel voiced clear reservations on the deal, writing, "The court has not yet been persuaded of the fairness, reasonableness and adequacy of a settlement of the derivative claims against defendant Lewis in exchange for corporate governance reforms of unquantifiable value and $20 million in cash, some, most or all of which may be consumed by plaintiffs' attorneys' fees".

Kershaw's playoff disappointment is impossible to ignore — he has a 4.32 ERA in 152 playoff innings — but he has remained a top-tier starting pitcher, provides unquantifiable value in the clubhouse, and has served as the franchise's face for a decade.

The lack of affordability is a significant reason why people do not purchase health insurance, and it is argued by Monheit (2008) that some people prefer a steady income with no health insurance coverage over an unquantifiable value associated with having health insurance (i.e. the perceived value does not outweigh the cost of coverage) [ 17].

This article has demonstrated the difficulty of presenting unquantifiable cultural values in a context dominated by economic imperatives.

The principal virtue of the unitary business principle of taxation is that it does a better job of accounting for "the many subtle and largely unquantifiable transfers of value that take place among the components of a single enterprise" than, for example, geographical or transactional accounting.

Like Hugh MacDiarmid or David Jones, Bunting was an autodidact who remained wedded to an ideal of self-reliance and bloody-mindedness; and like them, he celebrates a semi-mythical homeland that draws heavily on an unquantifiable Celtic heritage, valuing song and dance over canonical tradition.

A concern with this approach is that some will assume that benefits are negligible rather than unquantifiable, and therefore the value of the air toxics program and its regulations may be underestimated.

In domestic life the woman's value is inherent, unquantifiable; at home she exchanges proven values for mythological ones.