Sentence examples for value for instance from inspiring English sources

Even those managers may have done well because their investment style (value, for instance) was in fashion.

Anything with no value — for instance, the glass on computer monitors and central processing unit frames — often ends up in a landfill".

You have, over the years, invested in things that didn't maximize shareholder value — for instance, documentary series you did because you thought it was important to do, and "Gods and Generals".

"The job is still not done," said Rear Adm. Craig R. Quigley, senior spokesman at the United States Central Command in Tampa, Fla. "There is great value, for instance, in continuing to build airfields in a variety of locations on the perimeter of Afghanistan that over time can do a variety of functions, like combat operations, medical evacuation and delivering humanitarian assistance".

But many executives felt that H.P.'s announcement left in doubt the future of WebOS, which many supporters inside the company say still had enormous value — for instance, as software that could be licensed to other device manufacturers, said the person knowledgeable about the board's discussions.

The vertical strokes denote the so-called absolute value; for instance: |5| = |−5| = 5.

As approximated in following equation, Relief computes the weight of attribute A as:

If you're curious about real estate values, for instance, you can choose Trulia's layer.

Those who have built a reputation based on upholding family values, for instance, could well feel most vulnerable, he said, while many of today's celebrities are all but blackmail proof.

The practical effect will be "nil," Mr. Leonard continued, because the draft order retains provisions urging agencies to see declassification's values, for instance the national progress that results from the free flow of information.

In futures studies, such a "transparent dissent" is valued, for instance in the context of Delphi surveys [44].