Sentence examples for while the appreciation of from inspiring English sources
And while the appreciation of home values is a boon to sellers, sociologists and other planning experts say that middle-class buyers who have traditionally looked toward communities like Bridgewater for housing in their price range often find themselves unable to buy.
Chungs two months in jail after his arrest delayed the construction of Hyundai and Kias oversea plants, eroding the company's market position, while the appreciation of the won has narrowed Hyundai's price advantage over its Japanese rivals, such as Toyota Motor and Honda Motor, to just a few percentage points.
The challenge with a multi-stakeholder group consisted of group members also having their own agenda in their respective organisations, while the appreciation of the group was the collaborative work towards a joint goal.
While the appreciation of clean water is almost universal, the perception of hygiene and its connection to health and sanitation varies greatly from region to region and is often deeply rooted in local age-old customs.
Alternating and often combining formal and contextual approaches, the museum's exhibitions have taken particular care to distinguish between aesthetic and spiritual power, between visual presence and cultural meaning, while encouraging the appreciation of both.
While Roger longed for the appreciation of his remote father, he felt compelled to have his own voice.
Structural social capital refers to presence of community linkages, while cognitive social capital refers to the appreciation of these community linkages in terms of trust, mutual help, and reciprocity (41).
With beer, things get a bit more complicated as irony allows (or demands) the appreciation of the objectively naff, while the pursuit of apparent sophistication and appreciation of artisanal items makes for more "snobbish" drinkers.
While expressing appreciation of the content and presentation of the document before it, the Conference felt that the policy discussion on the subject would have gained if it had had before it the relevant sections of the reports of the sessions of the Committee on Fisheries (COFI) held in the inter-Conference period.
Due to this connection they tend to be more engaged and have a deeper understanding and appreciation for the need for fieldwork, while gaining an appreciation of the objective of the course compared to fieldwork carried out in a more distant and un-relatable landscape (McElroy, 1981; Slater, 1993; De Paor & Whitmeyer, 2009; Israel, 2012).
While an appreciation of the maternal and fetal conditions associated with placental pathology is important in risk reduction in both high- and low-resource country settings, lack of information about placental pathology still inhibits better understanding of etiology of these deaths.
