Sentence examples for value with which from inspiring English sources

Equality is the value with which the framers began our founding document and what the progress of civilization has been primarily about.

In his log he wrote: **{:.break one} ** I gave some of them red caps and glass beads that they put around their necks and many other things of little value with which they were very pleased, and they remained so entirely ours that it was a wonder...

In his log he wrote: I gave some of them red caps and glass beads that they put around their necks and many other things of little value with which they were very pleased, and they remained so entirely ours that it was a wonder..

It occurs when the semi-major axis is reduced by the atmospheric drag to the critical value, with which the rotation of the orbital apsidal line is commensurate with the solar orbital motion.

With radionuclide-induced exposure, the repair is induced during the dose delivery and therefore the half-time value with which sub-lethally damaged lesions are repaired is very critical.

In addition, considering that 97%% of the land area showed a warming trend, we further adopted the average rate of temperature rise (0.22 °C/10 a between 1961 and 2010) as the threshold value with which to divide the world into a rapidly rising temperature zone and a slowly rising zone.

The fact that some parents send their children to recover in the Hamptons after a prom makes one question the values with which we are imbuing our children.

He seemed caught between the worlds of his parents and his children, the values with which he had grown up and those he now perceived to be ascendant.

He has not only challenged their authority; he is challenging the prestige of Army service, and is threatening to debase the values with which they claim authority.

"Our family, even in our darkest hour, agrees wholeheartedly with Canada's policy of not paying ransom to those who would seek to undermine the fundamental values with which my father lived his life," they said in a statement.

I question the implication that couples counselling is rendered absurd or abusive because practitioners and theorists have often been mistaken, held values with which we disagree, or even been incompetent.