Sentence examples for valued hard work from inspiring English sources
I think he valued hard work a lot.
In Africa and Latin America, they argued, the absence of a culture that valued hard work and capital accumulation led to the stagnation of much of those regions.
John Cadbury, who founded a tea-and-coffee shop in Birmingham in 1824, practiced a brand of "Quaker capitalism" that valued hard work and "wealth creation for the benefit of the workers, the local community, and society at large," rather than large profits only for the entrepreneurs themselves.
A distant, otherwise-engaged father whom she felt she could never sufficiently satisfy; a religious upbringing that valued hard work (everyone who knows her cites Merkel's prodigious appetite for that) and abhorred showiness; an academic discipline that rewards calm, methodical analysis rather than bravura out-of-the-box leaps of faith.
And when I gave the speech, although only a few right-winger pundits picked up on it, when I said I valued "hard work," that was actually code, which hid the fact that I am really a secret conservative.
But he added: "We always knew these elections would be tough and it is always disappointing when valued, hard working and dedicated councillors lose their seats".
"Our tax code should be valuing hard work and helping middle-class and working families get ahead," Mrs. Clinton said.
And we earnest Americans, raised to value hard work and plain talk, will always choose faux authenticity over real artifice.
She said yes, but also that he might not have learned to value hard work so much.
You'll be an experienced and organized manager/leader who values hard work, order and building processes that work effectively and run on time.
