Sentence examples for valued subjects from inspiring English sources

"We want to be clear that coming from a poor background does not preclude success – students from these areas can get good qualifications in valued subjects and gain access to top universities.

He was in fine form last week, calling for the abolition of the term Stem (science, technology, engineering and mathematics), which, if you listened to some public pronouncements, you might think are the only valued subjects in education.

Since the sixteenth century the Dutch landscape has been a valued subject for art painters.

When we proposed changing the family values subject from abortion to contraception, we did think it would be politically effective.

Lizards are also valued as subjects for biological research.

The dons valued "gentlemanly" subjects such as classics or philosophy over anything that smacked of "utility".

When they returned to their normal diet, although energy intake was similar to baseline values, subjects lost 1.3 kg of body weight.

Based on their most recent BP values, subjects were divided into controlled BP and uncontrolled BP and their clinical determinants compared.

At the beginning of this academic year I asked a group of A-level drama students why they valued the subject.

Background: Whole blood viscosity (WBV) values identify subjects at high risk for initial or recurrent cardiovascular events.

These principles require maximising long-term owner value, subject only to two ethical constraints.