Sentence examples for valued excellence from inspiring English sources
The phrase "valued excellence" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a standard or quality that is highly regarded or appreciated in a particular context, such as in business or education. Example: "Our organization is committed to fostering a culture of valued excellence in all our projects and initiatives."
"But he valued excellence above that.
In short, most school cultures do not seem to value excellence in teaching or appreciate how difficult it is to achieve.
While "medicine has historically valued disciplinary excellence — doing your doctoring or surgery right," Dr. Berwick said, most errors probably "lie at interfaces and handoffs" from one doctor to another.
Raissa's parents valued academic excellence and wanted her to pursue a traditional career, not entrepreneurship.
And what the country has witnessed is that those precious values – excellence, friendship and respect – can be so much more than just words," she said.
Ideals of permanent value, excellence of making and natural materials that matured with age motivated Morris and the Arts and Crafts movement he inspired.
Local rivalries and the chance for underdogs to embarrass their superiors provide other avenues of interest for soccer fans, who may value excellence more highly than competitive balance.
Our challenge too in building bridges across these gaps is to reconcile two fundamental values: excellence and relevance [ 3].
At the heart of these efforts lie the three fundamental Olympic values: excellence, friendship and respect, respect for universally accepted rules, respect for oneself and respect for others.
The 800g finished product is triangular, reflecting the three times that London has hosted the Games – in 1908, 1948 and 2012 – as well as representing the Olympic values of respect, excellence and friendship, organisers said.
