Sentence examples for value in talks from inspiring English sources

Otherwise, our primary goal was to identify the beliefs about pros and cons that are of greatest value in talks with hazardous drinkers, e.g. in primary care.

If I thought there was any value in talking about it, I would do it, but I really don't think there is any".

Drawing on their years together, Mr. Kennedy said he saw his greatest value in talking about the personal side of Mr. Kerry, whom he first met in April 1971 at antiwar protests by Vietnam veterans on the National Mall.

She also sees value in talking about her own experiences as a woman engineer who presents in a "feminine" manner — not to suggest that all female engineers should wear floral dresses and speak softly, like she does, but to promote it as no less valid than turning up at work in a hoodie and jeans and using a loud voice.

He sees no value in talking about it too much or dissecting it too much".

Like Matthew, Jason sees enormous value in talking with customers: The biggest thing I learned was just how much you don't know.

They see no added value in talking about 'palliative care' when cure is still an option or when the patient does not need much care.

Without her, there would be little if any value in the talk show.

The Tories see the political value in, for instance, talking about football traditionally the game of the working class as New Labour did so effortlessly.

Analysis focused on developing a set of categories that captured the most important values in experts' talk.

Mr. Sechin had lobbied for exclusive access to potentially 14 new exploration zones to help increase Rosneft's stock price — and to use those higher-value shares as leverage in talks with BP.