Sentence examples for while appreciation from inspiring English sources

"The whole Texas market is doing well," said Dave Estey, an agent with Wimberley Land Company Realty, who added that local values for land have appreciated by more than 10percentt in the last year, while appreciation for homes has been a bit lower, about 6percentto9percentcent.

While appreciation of these causes and alleviation of their detrimental effects on people's lives are important dimensions of radical social work, what really differentiates it from mainstream approaches is its emphasis on action that aims at social change.

While appreciation of the fundamental role biodiversity plays in underpinning the long-term sustainability of agricultural systems is growing, international commitments to preserve and protect this natural resource have not yet been achieved.

The lack of flexibility is problematic also in other situations [ 23], e.g. when recruitment is slower than anticipated because of reasons beyond control of investigators, or when exchange rate with the local currency fluctuates over time: for instance, depreciation will make it more difficult to buy equipments abroad, while appreciation will decrease the local value of foreign funds.

Barnstorming performances by South African musician Hugh Masekela, Mali's Amadou and Mariam, who were introduced by singer Cerys Matthews, and later by Lianne La Havas, Rosemary Nalden, the choir Only Boys Aloud and Plan B, all won cheers of appreciation, while, as befitted the historic London venue, dance also enjoyed its moment in the limelight too.

They've been important to his grandmother for a long while and the appreciation trickled down the generations.

She tried to play down her achievement while showing appreciation for the many fans who came to see her play.

While their appreciation was sincere, they felt the need to deflate the cultish atmosphere of the festival, not least because of unresolved Franco-German tensions.

Many villagers, while expressing appreciation for the American aid, said that they would have been better served by gifts of wheat and rice.

While expressing appreciation, David Castelveter, a spokesman for the Air Transport Association, a trade group of the major carriers, said his industry can't do more given the high cost of fuel.

Their four-page statement, issued late tonight, also opposed allowing Turkey to move military forces into northern Iraq, while expressing appreciation for American efforts to build the broadest possible coalition against Mr. Hussein.