Sentence examples for values posed from inspiring English sources
Or could it be the threat to liberal values posed by radical Islam?
And eastern landowners feared the threat to land values posed by a huge public domain given away to anyone willing to settle on it.
The joint observation of TH and PO values posed a very important and common regularity: maximal TH values in the fractions not only coincided with the maximal PO values but also a coincidence of the dynamics of the distribution of their values according to the fractions of the frozen and melted water samples was observed (Fig. 1).
Given that our MSM respondents already felt deeply excluded from society, the potential for a rights-based approach to disrupt traditional social structures and cultural values posed little threat.
The Taliban, no matter how alien to our values, pose no threat to the United States.
The coup de grace was the phrase "the Daily Mail is the worst of British values, posing as the best".
Campbell told Steafel that the reality was that Dacre was "losing the plot" and that the Daily Mail "is the worst of British values posing as the best".
Automated negotiation on qualitative issues taking linguistic values poses the challenge of computation of their offer values while generating proposals/counter-proposals.
The continuing erosion of housing values poses a threat to millions of Americans who overreached to take on big mortgages or home equity loans, gambling that ever-rising home prices would keep them above water.
Gentrification and the consequent rise in local property values pose a serious threat to the area's lower-income residents as they have to relocate to less expensive areas.
On Newsnight on Tuesday, when a finger-pointing, almost breathless Alastair Campbell told the Daily Mail's deputy editor, Jon Steafel, that his absent boss, Paul Dacre, was "a bully and a coward", and that his paper was "the worst of British values posing as the best", the former New Labour spin doctor looked more exhilarated and satisfied than he has in public in years.
