Sentence examples for valued notes from inspiring English sources
The phrase "valued notes" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to notes or comments that are considered important or appreciated in a particular context, such as feedback or observations. Example: "I appreciate your valued notes on my presentation; they will help me improve for next time."
The notes are free form text so can be about anything – comments aren't even threaded – and users have the chance to thumb up or thumb down contributions, Digg-style, so that the most valued notes surface to the top.
But governments should start by looking at dropping the highest value notes.
The ECB has resisted calls from the European Parliament for the public to have low-value notes in December.
The EU investigation into cash limits and high-value notes is part of a wider strategy targeted at terrorist financing and money launderers.
Calls for the eradication of cash have been bolstered by evidence that high-value notes play a major role in crime, terrorism and tax evasion.
"It would be advisable to take plenty of euros in cash, and to take smaller denominations of currency rather than high-value notes.
Scrapping high-value notes would not eliminate crime and corruption but doing so would increase criminals' costs and make them easier to detect, Sands argued.
High-value notes would still be accepted in hospitals or in case of an emergency situation until the new year, the prime minister said.
In Canada, where high-value notes are already made of polymer and lower-denomination notes will be introduced later this year, there have been some complaints that the notes tend to stick to each other.
High-value notes could also emerge were Britain ever to suffer hyperinflation.
The deal valued AOL at an implied $3.2 billion, significantly less than recent estimates of the company's value, notes the Business Insider's Henry Blodget.
