Sentence examples for valued goods from inspiring English sources

Agricultural landscapes deliver multiple, highly valued goods such as cultural amenities, biodiversity conservation and climate stability.

In-kind programs constrain expenditures and often create distortions in budget constraints, but may have greater popular support because they subsidize valued goods.

A 2011 study found, rather unambiguously, that rich people are more likely to "take valued goods from others," "lie in a negotiation," "cheat to increase their chances of winning a prize," and "endorse unethical behaviour at work".

According to Keohane, hegemonic powers must have control over raw materials, sources of capital, control over market and competitive advantages in the production of highly valued goods (Keohane 1984).

Further, in laboratory experiments, wealthy participants were more likely to take valued goods, cheat, lie and endorse such behavior.

Sometimes, in the mixing and mashing, seemingly well-intentioned and sensible options can create counter-productive situations and leave many valued goods on the table.

Our Customer valued good quality at a sensible price more than she valued fashion or individuality.

If the supply of a valued good dries up, its price rises accordingly.

If they value good graphics, invest there.

This was a big turn-off to American customers, who value good service.

And I value good spelling.