Sentence examples for value of a person from inspiring English sources

The good doctor estimated the value of a person to be somewhere between £60-90 and in "Political Arithmetick" he suggested these values could be used "to compute the loss we have sustained" from the plague and war.

After one critic reviewed the film's trailers largely by speculating on whether she'd had surgery, Zellweger wrote an angry piece for the Huffington Post attacking what she called the "repellent suggestion that the value of a person and her professional contributions are diminished if she presumably caves to societal pressure about appearance".

The Value of Experience Lost THERE is economic damage from a wrongful death: the value of a person's lost work life.

The government wants to know what gifts people make, because gifts are taken into account when determining the value of a person's taxable estate at death.

This makes for worrying reading, given that up to 10% of the value of a person's estate can be absorbed in additional fees as a result of an ineffective will.

A grid approach is essentially the opposite of the traditional case method of American courts, where individual determinations are made on issues like the value of a person's suffering.

It's got to do with the value of a marginal person, the person just on the edge.

I would exchange one cliché for another, in short, a feat I managed to accomplish in a way that, it occurs to me now, remained true to the values of a person occasionally described in boyhood as having a geezer's soul in the body of a child.

The algorithm estimates missing values based on the mean values of a person's relatives.

It allows further a profile-oriented analysis, which means the unit of an analysis is the profile or configuration of all observed values of a person [ 32].

Each individual location has a calculated deviation from the expected threshold value for a person of the same age and ethnicity.