Sentence examples for valued it is from inspiring English sources

We believe that sustainability is not necessarily shared valued; it is a broad catch-all phrase.

If you've never really felt valued, it is even harder to speak out against perhaps the only person to ever show you love.

The quarterback position is so valued, it is disquieting when you have to manage the ambitions of two quarterbacks who each want the job, and yet, must coexist day after day.

This is not to suggest that the individual liberty protected by civil and political rights isn't equally valued (it is), but "the obvious point that the freedom to choose your own path in life is pretty hollow if in reality you have few choices" (Klug, 2011).

To begin with, since "quantum fields" are operator valued it is not clear in which sense QFT should be describing physical fields, i.e. as ascribing physical properties to points in space.

When something is valued it is often showcased and put on prominent display -- like a piece of fine art (or even your child's grade school project).

I have never liked how Internet companies are valued; it's not based in reality.

Beyond its snack value, it is not useful to humanity.

At face value, it is hardly surprising.

"This is not about imposing our values; it is about restoring the values that were there before".

But if you judge it by humanitarian values it is keeping a family alive.