Sentence examples for values tend not from inspiring English sources

People's values tend not to change, but their priorities do.

Asked about the eggs, Mr. Clarke said, "Fantastic French things only go up in value, and royal pieces tend not to move up and down with fashion because they always interest collectors".

Often we don't recognise them because we tend not to value what we're good at.

Moreover, not many consumers are bothered about anonymity: people tend not to value their privacy until it has been invaded, and the Internet is too new to have thrown up many such abuses yet.

"Academics tend not to value applied research on education," says NAS President Bruce Alberts.

This is because when the value of TTT increases, FUEs tend not to handover to other femtocells due to the extended observation window time.

A fundamental problem in system design is that feature values extracted from experimental design models tend not to match exactly patterns associated with standard design models.

What's more, collectors often fool themselves about the value of their beloved collections -- and tend not to be disciplined about selling works when they can get the best price.

Yet in both realms, there is an enormous amount we don't know, and we tend not to appreciate the value of doubt, uncertainty, ignorance and failure.

That means such considerations tend not to surface in share value.

The program's values can be very traditional, and gay men, as a group, often tend not to be.