Sentence examples for value when it comes from inspiring English sources

These mood swings may not have much predictive value when it comes to Presidential years.

Their strong brands give some extra value when it comes to gifts".

The business has also recognised their value when it comes to market research.

(Polls taken this far out from Election Day, honestly, aren't of all that much value when it comes to predicting what voters will actually do when it comes time to pull a lever).

So we hoard and measure and evaluate material culture based on surface data that looks good and knowledgeable, but ultimately has limited sticking value when it comes to thinking about how we live our lives.

Business leaders tend to perform poorly in Washington, while political leaders possess precisely those talents — charisma, charm, personal skills — that are of such limited value when it comes to corporate execution.

David Hollingworth of brokers London & Country says lenders are more restrictive on loan-to-value when it comes to debt consolidation compared with raising capital for something like home improvements.

Rudy Giuliani has embraced New York values when it comes to abortion and homosexual unions.

And why is it now conveniently discovered to be "other values" when it comes to Northern states such as New York?

Perhaps we should indeed be wary of turning our backs on continental values when it comes to the referendum.

"It makes clear that despite all of the talk of a 'reset' in U.S.-Russia relations, this is not a regime that shares our values when it comes to democratic freedoms and other human rights," Ms. Collins said.