Sentence examples for values established from inspiring English sources

He faces opposition from within the group's senior ranks who accused Sutherland of trying to scrap the values established by the Rochdale pioneers who founded the group in 1844.

The judge's ruling said the net asset values established by the fund during the two days after Lehman's bankruptcy were "not reliable" as a basis for distributing the remaining assets.

It comes from a shared set of values established at birth and played out in every aspect of life, not just sport.

"Bowling Alone", Robert Putnam's study of the decline in voluntary activity in America, blamed everything from television to commuting, as well as a general shift away from unselfish values established during the war.

To become an American citizen is not a matter of bloodlines or genealogy but rather a matter of endorsing and embracing the values established at the founding, which accords the men who invented these values a special significance.

The Last of Us carries over the super-high production values established in Nathan Drake's adventures – the environments are varied and lushly rendered, with large portions of the game taking place in open countryside and forests – a nice change from the usual sewers and abandoned labs (though they're in here too), while character models are equally highly detailed and excellently animated.

Values established initially among nodes will change throughout the time.

The results of the mappings were compared with reference noise emission values established by municipal legislation.

The comparison of mean values established significant differences between control and OVX groups (p = 0.006).

The Arkansas poultry king argues he used values established to settle a later shareholder's derivative suit over the boats.

Comparison was made by graphical analysis of values established in literature in order to assess restrictions of each design.