Sentence examples for valued perhaps from inspiring English sources

Stocks recovered last week, and many professional investors say that if the United States can avoid a deep recession over the next year, they are reasonably valued, perhaps even cheap.

But he was ambivalent about popular success, valuing, perhaps above all else, art as eloquent, sometimes sulphurous, defiance of circumstance.

What they value perhaps more than anything else is what is embodied in that classic carrot-and-avocado salad: a sense of richness that never leaves the diner in a crippling food coma.

Given these problems with the accounts of love as valuing, perhaps we should turn to the emotions.

Mr. Leigland's lot is valued at perhaps $2,000 and he owed about $800 in taxes on it.

The house is valued at perhaps $10 million, though it is not clear how much Mr. Kerry owns because the house is held in a trust, property records show.

Other benefits in kind are highly valued (and perhaps also reflect the recognition to which health workers aspire).

In contrast to those who valued teaching, perhaps powerful mentors did not inspire this group during their own training.

Religious values do indeed still play a significant part in shaping social values, perhaps increasingly so".

Actually, the fact that he had written screenplays, whatever their value, perhaps gave him more credibility.

Not a bad value, perhaps, compared with a fine aged Bordeaux, but still not cheap.