Where an earlier generation saw only a contemptible urge to go along, revisionists see normal people balancing their self-respect against their equally valuable respect for other people, and for human relationships.
We also believe in quality when it comes to our events and content which has gained some valuable respect and trust with our audience and other media companies". My take: The phrase "culturally accurate" caught my eye reading this.
Some of the most valuable respect a person can get is from his peers.
He has only to add that he has not consciously borrowed from other writers without due acknowledgement, and to return his best thanks to the Rev. H. O. Coxe for important aid in the Bodleian, and to Henry Bradshaw Esq., Fellow of King's College, for valuable instruction respecting manuscripts in the University Library at Cambridge.
But the deal won her something even more valuable: the respect of her associates.
Marafono earned no fortune fighting in Sierra Leone's blood diamond wars, but something more valuable: the respect of all who knew him.
It is observed that the selectivity-conferring code can be used to predict substrate specificities of new A domains that have not been characterized biochemically before, although it is most valuable with respect to rational engineering approaches of NRPSs.
For Fallows, the effort that the United States should (and must) make is to open itself to the Chinese, to develop the areas where mutual cooperation is feasible and valuable, to respect China's brainpower and do everything possible to recreate the United States in Chinese minds as a focus for research and a potential source of fruitful collaboration.
The more valuable and respected your site is to your users, the more Google will reward you with their updates.
Measurements in both electrospray polarities yielded complementary information which was shown to be highly valuable with respect to both coverage as well as annotation of metabolites.
The findings of this study are valuable with respect to a first-generation invasion scenario; but beyond that, reproductive performance is difficult to predict and is, therefore, an unavoidable source of epistemic uncertainty for both quantitative and qualitative invasion models.
