Sentence examples for values to take from inspiring English sources

The stage was set for the neighborhood — and land values — to take off.

The mystery in the air in Valley Forge was one that has governed the Trump campaign: If he wins, will he lead a populist revolution, or will he allow traditional conservative values to take hold in his Administration?

But he makes it plain, without wringing his hands or denigrating the locals, that the culture of violence along with tribal and religious intrigue make it unthinkable for Western democratic values to take root any time soon.

Kuhn (1977) argued that scientists need to appeal to cognitive values to take up the slack between theory and evidence.

If the company can collect a wholesome data set to build reliable models for pricing short-term rentals, WanderJaunt can effectively re-price home values to take this additional potential value into account.

Note that in Section 5 we will use slightly smaller α values to take into account the presence of insulating materials typically used in chimney walls [2, 3, 15, 16].

2pts Sheff Wed to beat Hull at 6/4 (general) Owls have arrested their slump and look value to take the spoils against a leaky Tigers defence.

We choose the appropriate threshold value to take the decision using various experiments.

When analyzing the results, it therefore had to be decided which biodegradation value to take to compare between labs.

We use a slightly lower value to take into account the older systems that are still in use.

It could be of very high value to take advantage of this functionality in emergency situations, as it can be used even if the network is overloaded [17].