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He laments a French culture where work is unvalued, effort unrewarded and material success deemed suspect.

Whatever is unexamined with marks and tables is unvalued under the Gove whip.

Passive provision of pre-printed leaflets is outdated, unvalued and ineffective.

"How can, as a human being, we make another human being feel so unvalued that their life is disposable?

He felt unvalued as a veteran in his native California, where he said people seldom thanked him for his service.

But the former marine's habit of plunging ahead alone and then ordering his minions to follow has left senior colleagues feeling foolish and unvalued.

The fact that so many are now turning their their backs on a career in the NHS is an appalling reflection on how unvalued the profession feels".

Science is already big time A frequent lament among some observers of science in politics is that science is unvalued by elected representatives and even the public.

On one hand, billions of dollars in property assets that have been essentially unvalued or undervalued and locked in place for decades would be available for sale.

And this stress is more likely to affect women, who typically do more work that is unvalued and take on more of the demands outside of work.

But ultimately he slashed staffing, which contributed to low morale as veteran diplomats were shown the door or made to feel unwelcome and unvalued.