Sentence examples for which they value from inspiring English sources

It was also aimed to see whether there is an awareness among these prospective teachers about how much they own these qualities which they value.

"You get into first- and second-class licence fee payers, you would be taking stuff away from people which they value," he said in April.

"You get into first and second class licence fee payers, you would be taking stuff away from people which they value," said.

As a result, health care spending, which people really appreciate, is squeezing out all other spending, which they value far less.

South Korea's banks, like Japan's, hold big blocks of shares, which they value at their purchase price rather than their (generally lower) current market price.

People who buy the newspapers, open the application, decide to take out the television subscription – people who deliberately and willingly choose a service which they value.

And I also disagree with the English version of the book, in which they valued Zhao's achievement more than Deng's.

Analysts said that Wickes's latest bid does not top the latest management offer, which they valued at about $61 to $63 a share.

The FBI claimed in a statement to have seized 173,991 bitcoins in connection with the Silk Road case, which they valued at a staggering $33.6 million.

The truck, which had been stopped for speeding near Forrest City, was not owned by Wal-Mart, and the authorities were uncertain where its trip began or where the drugs, which they valued at $30 million, were put aboard.

Others, however, immediately took to social media to lambast the import ban, with some re-tweeting an internet survey that asked people which they valued more, "Crimea or cheese?".