Sentence examples for value made from inspiring English sources

Knowing its value made Brooklyn regulars a society of connoisseurs.

Mr. Ludlow said the fact that fantasy money had lately taken on a real market value made the notion of selling sex online more worrisome.

That plunge in value made Ecuador probably the biggest bargain for visitors to Latin America, a distinction it is likely to retain for the foreseeable future.

And they found that a combination of shock and comedy value made them irresistible to several hundred million TV viewers, many voting by phone and text message.

Going back to 1983, researchers at Leuthold found that the percentage of market value made up of insider sales moves in a fairly tight range.

The long trend in favour of value made lots of managers look smart, when they may really just have been lucky.

The difference between what Walter Benjamin called "cult value" and "exhibition value" makes the issue particularly vexed in India.

Periodic variability in heating value makes it unsuitable for delivery to consumer gas systems.

There is value making clear the positive as well as the negative choices that Iran faces.

Another posting called it a "snap decision based on pseudo-psychology that giving somebody something of value makes one valuable".

The $2.65 million average annual value makes Valentine the second-highest-paid manager in baseball, after the Yankees' Joe Torre ($3 million).