Sentence examples for while valued from inspiring English sources

While valued for his investments and guidance, Mr. Elbaz remains relatively little-known.

While valued for its nutrition — or as an ingredient in fertilizers and biomass energy production — algae in large quantities can prove dangerous as it decomposes, producing toxic hydrogen sulfide gas.

Yet there are many functions offered by Citibank, which, while valued by corporate customers elsewhere, have less relevance to Zambians' job requirements.

The presence of partners, while valued by some, may have inhibited others [ 16].

Binary ties represent whether or not a relation exists, while valued ties include additional quantitative information about the relation.

These findings underscore the competing demands weighing on many released inmates, and highlight how engagement in HIV care, while valued as important by most HIV-infected prisoners, may become eclipsed by more immediate concerns (e.g., addiction, homelessness).

How are we helping to retrain them in digital skills while valuing their experience?

In one year alone, while valuing pastoral leases, Goyder covered some 30,000 miles on horseback.

While valuing academic prowess, N.Y.U. says it also looked for students who seemed intent on improving society.

"The notion that this is comparable to Brown is just extraordinary," he said, noting that while valuing his Catholic school education, he opposed vouchers.

But other documents show federal agents growing more anxious about his extremist views while valuing his ties to right-wing hate groups, the newspaper said.