Sentence examples for world valuing from inspiring English sources

Want to see America, Western civilization and, oh hell, the rest of the world valuing self-obsession over all else, diluted into one singular work?

In 2012, Forbes magazine ranked Chelsea seventh in their list of the ten most valuable football clubs in the world, valuing the club's brand at £473 million ($761 million).

On that occasion, the target was "the most famous necklace of pearls in the world", valued by Lloyd's at £150,000.

Never mind that he's the richest man in the Arab world, valued by Forbes at $20bn, and has watched his wealth increase by $2bn in the past year.

It helped ensure that thousands of children in Britain and all over the world valued the importance of their own education.

"And if the world values what Tunisia has achieved since 2011, it needs to respond".

Forbes estimates the club is the fifth most valuable association football club in the world, valued over £1.3 billion in 2014.

"Here, there's still an enormous sense of respect for property and old world values".

There's a solidness to him, and he exudes a profound sense of duty and public service and Old World values.

Many Amish have dealt with the collision of modern business technology and old world values by keeping their home and work lives completely separate.

According to a recent World Values Survey, Koreans are the second unhappiest people (after Hungary) among the citizens of the 32 OECD countries studied.