Sentence examples for values question from inspiring English sources

Maybe it's part of living in a postmaterialist economy, but nearly every practical question becomes a values question.

Speaking at a fund-raiser in New York on Thursday night, Mr. Obama offered his view of the standoff, saying: "This is not just a budget question, this is a values question".

Here are some of my observations on the group's Declaration: 1) The first point is mainly a values question (how to apportion limited resources in a world with current problems and looming risks), but also has some interpretation of science (that the risks from accumulating CO2 are not significant; see Point 2).

The appointments of Rahm Emmanuel as chief of staff and, especially, of Tom Daschle at Health and Human Services suggest an early commitment to health-care reform, which in our current context is very much a values question.

Further, not one of the values questioned by the Sunday Times occurred around any of my best performances or races, including all my appearances at the London Marathon.

The first is that the Chinese have found Christianity to be a stabilising belief system amid a dramatically changing socioeconomic landscape, which had its previous religious traditions crushed by Maoism and its values questioned after Tiananmen Square.

Those are important values questions related to legacy in a couple of ways.

"We haven't really had a debate about the values questions," Balkin said.

How far apart voters were between the two main parties on 48 values questions asked over 25 years of polling has increased from 10percentto18percentcent.

However you don't get there by simply building an empty shell and avoiding the value question entirely.

Forrester's Augie Ray argues that marketers should approach the fan value question as if the answer were zero.