| He at once became a valued member, a very talented actor, especially in comedy roles. |
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| For too long, we have valued effortless brilliance, like the Oxford double first. |
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| Most valued are the doubloons, aluminum coins about the size of a silver dollar with the krewe's emblem. |
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| In an age of murky drinking water, carefully made white wine was valued for its clarity. |
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| When it is in bloom, the honey gathered from the beehives in the vicinity was valued highly. |
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| Most stylish bracelets are made of valued metals such as gold, silver and platinum. |
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| He was welcome in the office of the chairman and the studio of the artist and his opinion was valued in both situations. |
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| In a modern society, such knowledge logically ought to be valued most by the upwardly mobile middle class, who can use it to get ahead. |
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| As a class, we openly discussed why these qualities are valued in boys and girls. |
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| Copper is valued for strength, malleability, ductility, and ability to conduct electricity and heat. |
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| Traditionally, male babies were valued much more highly than female offspring. |
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| Get your antique treasures valued as part of Hextable Heritage Centre's annual heritage day. |
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| The player is valued by his ability to play with skill, courage, commitment, genius, flair, strength and legitimate aggression. |
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| The menthol oil in mint contains cooling and warming effects and has long been valued as a digestive aid, antispasmodic, and decongestant. |
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| People trusted him with their most confidential matters and valued his advice and encouragement. |
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| The trees that were here were seldom valued for their intrinsic values, but for their economic worth. |
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| He became my much valued travel companion, and together we explored the waterways to evangelise. |
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| He also said he wanted to publicly thank all the staff and valued customers for their loyalty and support over the years. |
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| After all, Larry is one of my best friends, as well as a valued consiglieri. |
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| Often regarded as a bloodthirsty dictator, he was later valued for his social ideals of reducing inequality and ensuring work for all. |
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| In fact I appeared in the subsequent valuation test case which valued that goodwill. |
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| These women had never felt valued as children and still felt unappreciated. |
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| He said ants are highly valued by German foresters for eating insects which attack trees. |
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| I would like to leave you, my valued readers and friends, with my new credo. |
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| Their decay-resistant heartwood is highly valued for construction, and logging in Sequoia National Forest has gone on for over a century. |
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| The junior Saturday morning drama class is a valued asset to many children. |
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| There are no profits and no dividend, and the assets are valued at just 60p per share. |
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| Traditional clothing, from mukluks to fur parkas, has become valued as art and artifact outside the Inuit. |
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| Most dogs would have been mongrels of one sort or another, however the various traits of certain types of dog were already highly valued. |
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| The stock looks attractively valued right now, especially in light of the expected growth to come. |
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| They found that the church served as an important social meeting point and was an institution where the Hungarian language was still valued. |
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| That is why democracy is superior to autocracy, and art and literature are valued more than mere sense enjoyment. |
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| The European Council is, in the words of Westlake, no longer an unwelcome guest but a valued colleague. |
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| The seeds are valued medicinally for their diuretic, demulcent and stomachic properties. |
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| The name comes from the Osage Indians of that region, who, like other Native Americans, valued the tree for its wood. |
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| Despite their kung-fu moves and sharp crime-solving skills, the Angels clearly were valued more for their good looks and bodacious bods. |
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| The sweet milk and unmarked hides of our cattle, and the fine fleeces of our sheep, were highly valued by traders from lands far away. |
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| Ghana was chosen primarily for its rich historical and valued tradition of herbal medicine and for ease of access to practicing herbalists. |
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| He was particularly famous for his optical instruments, such as the lenses used in telescopes, that were highly valued among European physicists. |
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| Scottish working people have traditionally valued intelligence and linguistic dexterity in their political leaders. |
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| In slam poetry speed is valued over slowness, as humor and attack are valued over emotion and thought. |
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| Shoppers have two days this weekend to bring their most treasured possessions to the centre to be critiqued and valued. |
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| Bryan contributed to Tottel's Miscellany and his poetry was highly valued in his day, but is now undiscoverable. |
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| As much as I valued the path of Eastern spirituality and meditation, I was uncomfortable with its subtle scorn for the physical world. |
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| Men preferred friends with mutual acquaintances and common interests, while women valued laughter, honesty and trust. |
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| They valued its trees which produced the aromatic gum resins frankincense and myrrh. |
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| The most valued of the cultivated seaweeds is the red alga Porphyra, or Nori. |
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| It's going to be pretty hard to do this with a French curve on a two valued function. |
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| Aboriginal cultures also valued fine oratory and the languages were, and are, often poetic, inventive and witty. |
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| Hundreds of Essex residents queued from early today to have their family heirlooms identified and valued by a team of TV experts. |
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| Scent hounds are valued for their sense of smell and are generally used in a pack, known as a cry of hounds. |
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| Fat-tailed sheep are highly valued, and are often roasted with the tail intact, curved over the body to display it and to help baste the meat. |
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| Since it was set up its service has expanded until it has become a valued lifeline for people throughout the area. |
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| A valued policy is a policy which specifies the agreed value of the subject matter insured. |
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| Burial in monastic ground was valued because of the importance of prayer in sustaining memory of the dead. |
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| Even though it is large, the arapaima is a graceful swimmer and it is valued as an aquarium fish as well as for food. |
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| Large, good-quality crystals are valued by structural biologists, but some organic molecules are easier to crystallize than others are. |
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| In the region under dispute were several bee trees which the settlers valued because of the honey stored in the hollow trunks. |
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| Both Michael and Patrick were well liked and highly valued employees who gave loyal service to the company. |
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| Women also work as farm laborers, but work in domestic service is more highly valued. |
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| This is an area long valued as well-drained farming land, being a gentle slope, and underneath limestone. |
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| He was a younger brother of an ancient wealthy family, valued the less by others, because overprized by himself. |
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| The business focus was too narrow, customers were not sufficiently valued, and the work culture was in a shambles. |
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| A young child needs to develop a sense that he or she is a good and valued human being on this earth. |
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| Under a gold standard, currencies are valued in terms of a gold equivalent known as the mint parity price. |
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| I concluded that the Cyrillic alphabet and Bulgarian language were valued and respected cultural assets of the country. |
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| Many retailers can enjoy great success simply because the fascia above their shops are valued by consumers. |
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| A lot of companies are losing a lot of money due to ill health because health and safety is not properly valued. |
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| The framers considered organizing a factional interest to be both a valued right and a potentially dangerous activity. |
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| Throughout the islands, food is not only valued for sustenance, it is used to create and maintain cohesiveness. |
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| Even useless hacks may come, perversely enough, to be valued for the purity of their uselessness. |
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| Domestic cats are highly valued as pets and as working animals throughout the world. |
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| Hundreds of people went to the museum's D4 hangar to have items valued and show off their collectables of the future. |
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| Old quilts became collectors' items, valued for their skill, design and history. |
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| Many professional print colorists existed, and their work was valued far more than the uncolored prints. |
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| These team-builders, no longer royalty, are valued as much for their unsullied reputations as their solid track records. |
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| Business demands are changing human resources from company joke to valued part of the strategic team. |
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| We need to develop substantive policies that consider both civil liberty and public health protection as equally valued national priorities. |
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| My grandfather valued order, cleanliness, and the rule of law above all else. |
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| The skirret is a native of China, and was so much valued in Rome, that it is said the emperor Tiberius accepted the roots for tribute. |
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| Monet valued the comforts of a middle-class existence, and even as a penniless student his love of the finer things in life was noted. |
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| In slam poetry, speed is valued over slowness, as humour and attack are valued over emotion and thought. |
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| The aim is to help these people to establish themselves as valued members of the community. |
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| We should do whatever we can to make sure their work is valued in the community. |
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| When the age of catacombs arrives, the word is not highly valued for the intellectual bourgeoisie. |
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| James Joyce valued the everyday, but only if it could be grist to the mill of his highly formal art. |
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| This one had sat in a tobacco tin for generations until it was valued at a coin fair. |
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| He brags about how valued he is at school to impress a woman, then grovels to have his old job back. |
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| Traditionally, large Japanese companies have provided lifetime employment for their more valued employees in return for lifetime loyalty. |
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| Various coatings were devised to disguise any bitter or unpleasant taste, gold and silver being particularly valued. |
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| To earn extra money, he switches to the night shift in the bottle factory where he's a valued worker. |
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| Next day I was put up by the vendue master to know how much I was worth, and I was valued at one hundred pounds currency. |
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| Armado valued himself on the nicety of his skill in taking up quarrels according to the rules of art, and adjusting the ceremonies of the duello. |
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| The two opening scenes of the film establish a violent world in which human life appears to be valued very little. |
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| Continue to allocate kanbans to the highest valued cell using the same conventions as above. |
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| He valued the friendships he had made and would cherish very many fond memories. |
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| In a country that valued wisdom and symbolic thinking, these two books would have been met with hosannas from coast to coast. |
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| Whenever a policy change is enacted or whenever the status quo remains, life and limb are implicitly valued. |
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| The harmonious, balanced contours of reliquary guardian figures convey a sense of tranquility highly valued in both art and life in Fang culture. |
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| Pork producers valued the challenge to be the best they can be, and depicted farming as a rewarding business that provided a good living. |
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| Initially corn was a garden plant valued for early maturity and easy food preparation. |
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| Previously, the company had been conservatively valued at 60 cents per share. |
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| Another key reason that I'm crazy about marriage stems from the fact that it truly is a unique relationship, and one to be valued and cherished. |
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| Life needs to be valued for itself based on concepts like the preciousness of life. |
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| Garments incorporating the imperial purple were particularly valued, and at all times their sale and export was fiercely supervised. |
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| The Devon has proven to be an adaptable, economical breed that is valued for the hybrid vigor it imparts when crossed with other beef breeds. |
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| Reserve soldiers are valued assets in developing internal procedures for the expansible Theater Support Command structure. |
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| If uncleared land is valued less than cleared land, there is some incentive to preserve vegetation. |
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| Plat's writings were valued for their compendiousness, and also for their accuracy, brevity, and clarity. |
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| By nature, Jenn was inexpressive about her emotions and valued her private time. |
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| In the ancient world, herbs were valued as much for food preservation as they were for flavor. |
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| The most highly valued attire is American brand names popular among African Americans. |
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| Wooden furniture units were the hottest items on the list, and were valued for their good looks as well as their utilitarian value. |
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| When made of precious stones, pyramids gain value as ornaments, and are valued as decorative pieces as well. |
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| Adoption is common, but reproductive technologies that allow infertile couples and gay couples to reproduce are highly valued. |
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| That caused its shares to fall by a third, having been valued at 155p the day before the warning. |
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| Gold was valued from ancient times because it did not tarnish or rust like other metals. |
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| When a game of footy is compared, in serious terms, it begs the question, what is valued more, life or kicking the pigskin around? |
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| All gender traits, feminine and masculine, must be valued but not assigned. |
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| Stakes in quoted banks, hedge funds and the like are valued at the prevailing share price at the end of June. |
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| When a fitness instructor passes National Boards, the highly valued merit and recognition will be customarily unquestioned nationwide. |
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| Both companies are valued at 13 times earnings and offer a similar dividend yield. |
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| Few questioned how a company which was not even profitable could be valued so highly. |
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| The garage and vehicles valued at tens of thousands of pounds were destroyed by fire that night. |
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| With the shares valued at almost 30 times earnings for 2001 the company is not cheap. |
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| Any synergy realisations were prospective and speculative. Even then, it valued the shares at between 247-266 pence per share. |
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| Down through the years bingo has earned much-needed funds for the parish, allowing valued work to be done. |
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| The coast has played an important role in the fisheries economy of the area, producing lots of valued marine products. |
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| Every child must feel loved and must feel like a valued member of the community. |
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| The life of that young boy encased in those valued photographs are now the fond memories of an older man. |
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| In Walsall we are committed to ensuring people with learning disabilities have the right to lead valued, independent and inclusive lives. |
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| Experts who choose to facilitate inquiry, rather than regurgitate their expertise, can be the most valued educators in our world. |
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| The starting player may either put a bid in coins down on the table, or drop out, and take the lowest valued card on the table. |
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| The hero, Otsam-Un-Kur, has been raised by his two beautiful sisters, who represent all that is valued in Ainu women. |
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| Fortunately, you can collect delinquent receivables and keep your valued clients. |
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| Over the past several months I've maintained correspondence with a few people whom I now regard as valued muses and kindred spirits. |
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| Is a business, whether it be for sale, acquisition, fund-raising or floatation, valued correctly? |
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| Sesame seeds, valued for their high protein content, are used in popular Middle Eastern dishes like tahini, hummus and halva. |
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| In order to ensure the continuation of the species, society has also valued women who are good nurturers and adorners. |
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| Though they are valued as warriors and justiciaries, they have a difficult time with more social activities. |
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| While I'm not exactly clear on the specific details, I believe that he is valued by both sides. |
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| This herb has been around for centuries, and is highly valued for both its medicinal and culinary uses. |
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| Of all sugary plant produce, none yields a commodity as highly valued or widely grown as grape wine. |
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| After that, money is released in tranches, after various key stages are completed and valued for the purpose of releasing the advance. |
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| Machineguns were valued tools in infantry combat but they ate ammo at astounding rates. |
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| In bodybuilding competition, lower lats are valued, but whether or not you build up this area is a personal aesthetic choice. |
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| Wide fluctuations began in 1998, when the kip was valued at about 6,200 to the U.S. dollar. |
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| Nature is to be cared for, valued and respected in its protean variety and vitality. |
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| Modern herbals give it no medicinal value, but traditionally it was valued for healing wounds. |
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| However, he is armed with two things which are valued higher than anything else these days, speed of foot and a refusal to lose. |
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| It inspires feelings of affection and loyalty and such feelings are to be valued, not carelessly disregarded. |
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| Education appears to value the split created between socially valued knowledge and experiential knowledge. |
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| Not only does that entail a transfer of wealth from cities to suburbs, it also means that services are not supplied where they are most valued. |
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| I hated going to school and valued work experience more than academic education. |
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| Staff feedback proved the event was a worthwhile and valued learning experience. |
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| Actually, it is our own opinion that memory skills are valued by the Chinese culture because they are required to learn the written language. |
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| Malmesbury's collection of antique art, furniture and mayoral regalia is being valued this week by fine art expert Stephen Hill. |
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| In China, lacebark pines are highly valued and are often planted near temples. |
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| The social milieus they provided in the household were shared by their daughters and very much valued. |
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| It shows local shoppers that their custom is valued and also serves to promote our county as a warm, friendly and hospitable place to visit. |
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| And since then he has become a valued member of staff at the Stretford college. |
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| This, you knew immediately, was the art of an urbane and worldly society that valued beauty, elegance and sophistication. |
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| These telegrams were delivered by local boys who received a valued six pence. |
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| The administration should demonstrate that effectiveness and scholarship of teaching are highly valued and rewarded. |
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| Learning is respected, and education past secondary schooling is highly valued, in part as a route to high-paying occupations. |
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| However, other characteristics certifiable with traceability are even more valued than traceability alone. |
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| I hope she was able to be around people who treat her as a valued, valid human being and don't misgender her. |
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| Cleverness and assertiveness are valued as ways to achieve upward mobility. |
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| Property valued at several thousand pounds was taken from a building site in Coill Dubh last week. |
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| In September, perimeter walling and fencing, valued at R20m, along the various zones will be completed. |
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| Other stock-based grants were valued using the market price on the date of grant. |
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| His work on transcribing tombstone inscriptions was highly valued by students of history and genealogy. |
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| This rump business is involved in a High Court case and is valued by stockbrokers at only 10 cent per share. |
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| In reality, we should make all employees feel valued no matter what their job description. |
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| Since the growth of the cup into one of sport's greatest and most watched contests, winning the venue is a valued and valuable prize. |
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| Others are valued for their beauty, especially the group of prunus yedoensis forming a walkway known as the Cherry Walk. |
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| I valued the film as a warm observational portrait of a brief, yet fruitful, encounter between two lonely and isolated persons. |
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| Another school celebrating success today was the Stanway School which scored highly in the valued added measure scores. |
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| Ryan attends Holy Cross Primary School and is a valued member of Tramore Athletic Club. |
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| Selling off an easily defined and valued book of business is hardly rocket science. |
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| Sadly, this probably reflects the culture of family therapy generally, which has heretofore not valued research. |
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| The one medicine that in every grade of society was valued above all others was Dr Williams' Pink Pills for Pale People. |
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| Upon retirement, Hugh and Florence spent 18 wonderful winters in Quartzite, Arizona with many very valued friends. |
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| Depending on context, autonomy can be valued or deprecated, viewed as both counter to or in accordance with local understandings of behaviour. |
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| It is valued by cosmetic surgeons, physical therapists, and chiropractors alike. |
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| The bicycle represents a valued possession, a means of earning a living, a status symbol, a way of impressing girls. |
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| Stock and work in progress are valued at the lower of cost and net realisable value and any value deducted from cost of sales. |
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| Agreement with an elder, boss, or anyone of higher status is valued above directness. |
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| I have not had the antiques valued for years but the collection is worth hundreds of thousands of pounds. |
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| They could be valued public spaces where people can enjoy the local shops, meet with neighbours and pass the time of day. |
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| People of lower social standing were respected as valued members of the community. |
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| This year's winners represent programs in which responsible citizens are more valued than single-digit handicappers. |
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| The extended family is highly valued, and it is common for various relatives and generations to live under the same roof. |
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| Cattle were the most valued possession of the Aryan, signifying wealth and ability to make great sacrifices to the gods. |
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| Like the kiwi and the kakapo, our school should be valued and treasured. |
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| The prevailing assumption is that identification of subcultural attributes can help preserve valued characteristics, ease social integration, and support inter-group harmony. |
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| Just two and a half years ago, a bitcoin was valued at 5 cents. |
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| The fund must be valued every three years and, if the expert valuers say there isn't enough money, employers have to increase their contributions to the scheme. |
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| Sheki is also known for its huge caravanserais of which it once had five, a time when local silk was a valued commodity on Caucasian trade routes. |
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| Children who gain one-to-one assistance from a teaching auxiliary are having that withdrawn as head teachers were forced last week to lay off valued staff. |
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| Ancient manuscripts depicting the history of Armenia are housed in the national library, Madenataran, and are valued national and historical treasures. |
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| Religious articles, holy books, brass lamps, candle stands, incense holders, scented candles and perfume diffusers are also turning out to be much valued presents. |
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| Finally, firms that were more dependent on constituencies that valued conformance with legitimate practices should have been less likely to downsize. |
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| Traditional herbalists valued coriander, especially to counteract the stomach-upsetting properties of laxative herbs such as buckthorn, cascara, rhubarb and senna. |
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| American bittersweet is valued for its glossy green summer foliage followed by orange and red fruits and seeds, and several landscape cultivars are commercially marketed. |
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| Respect someone for the quality of their beliefs, their content, not the quantity with which they're held, lest cruel irrationalism become valued for its very excesses. |
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| Many Asian cultural traditions place emphasis on propriety and the observance of strict moral and social conduct, thus modesty and restrained sexuality are valued. |
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| She had a great interest in people and valued friendship in a special way. |
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| We're not interested in raw numbers, but ensuring that our valued customers enjoy and appreciate the curated news and the eloquent writers whom we employ, etc. etc. |
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| Different financial statement preparers may develop different methods of determining fair value, resulting in similar financial instruments being valued differently. |
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| As salmon fishings are currently valued at between five and eight thousand pounds for each fish caught on an average year, it is easy to see why he is keen to offload pronto. |
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| This means that projects you spearheaded, amid pooh-poohing, are now being valued by people who wish to profit from them. |
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| Aborigines used dingoes as hunting dogs, and valued them as companions. |
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| It is also a little reassuring that scholastic achievement across the range of abilities is so welcomed and valued in the public reaction to the results round. |
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| A country that is serious about health reform would not take a limited, valued resource and waste it on nonsense like this. |
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| They valued escaping to the peace of a child-free guesthouse each night. |
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| Making all pupils feel they are valued and have a contribution to make to the school community is vital in helping children become responsible adults. |
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| Deeply religious, she greatly valued the old customs and traditions. |
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| So, in conclusion, a middle way is available between freezing out development and letting valued character be destroyed by yet another neo-Georgian-Tuscan-Federation box. |
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| In its gossipy pages, it is recognition and reward that are valued, not the pursuit of truth. |
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| The properties should not have been valued on a portfolio basis. |
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| Perhaps they have an inflated sense of how much they should be valued. |
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| The reception of Brooks's work through 1968 clearly demonstrates the extent to which a publisher's imprint inflects both the way a work is valued and the way it is understood. |
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| To make a long story short, he who is able to keep his trap shut, suck wind, and bury his head in the sand will always be valued by anyone who lives in a glass hut. |
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| Medieval people believed that the suffering of the dead could be eased by the prayers of the living, and monastic prayers of intercession were valued most highly. |
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| He recognized and valued the curiosity and imagination that are characteristic of young children, and wanted to find outlets for their creative energy. |
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| The revelations about Dewar's astounding personal wealth belie the First Minister's image as a man who scorned the finer things in life and valued frugality and simplicity. |
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| I enjoyed living in the country and valued the close friends I made there. |
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| Goods valued at thousands of euro, including crystal glass, have been taken by shoplifters, believed to be from Cork and Waterford, from a number of stores. |
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| The range and detail of information in this book will make it a valued library addition to students of anatomy and physiology as well as those specializing in ichthyology. |
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| Her qualities were valued but her emotionality surprised the team. |
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| Both the students and I realized halfway through the semester that if I wanted to incentivize dialogue, then comments should be valued the same as posts. |
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| Photocopies of handwritten notes look scrappy and tend not to be valued. |
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| By comparison, the UK stock market is valued at 16 times earnings. |
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| But the actual reason Eastern spices were so much valued for so long was that their hot flavours concealed the taste of rottenness in the meat they were cooked with. |
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| In fact, we see plenty of evidence to support the idea that the TV and radio broadcast model is in rude health, and is becoming more highly valued than ever. |
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| Taking the average the company is valued at 27 times forward earnings. |
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| Your most valued possession is your collection of snow globes. |
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| This practical ethical tradition defined pity as a negative emotion, valued self-mastery and virtue, and was concerned to use philosophy to alleviate human suffering. |
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| Since assets are valued at the lesser of cost and net realisable value, the cost of an asset is normally the same as its carrying amount or value in the balance sheet. |
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| The valued molluscs are fed hand-harvested kelp and some compounded seaweed diet, and are graded at regular intervals over the farming period of 36 to 40 months. |
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| We know that he valued Kierkegaard and Schopenhauer, and one of the most wonderful of his later poems raids Coleridge for its closing phraseology. |
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| Others were seized as war booty and fell into the hands of collectors who valued them but were often at a loss to understand what they were or who had created them. |
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| Murray Liddle, better known in Darwin circles, was a valued team player. |
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| The genus Pulsatilla includes about 30 species, many of which are valued for their finely-dissected leaves, solitary bell-shaped flowers, and plumed seed heads. |
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| The dowry may include livestock, money, or other socially valued items. |
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| While they are valued as legal contracts, it is often difficult to make successful claims and financial compensation depends on the indemnifier having the funds. |
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| His outlook on life is totally different and so is the way he feels valued. |
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| I would like to thank our many customers for their valued business. |
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| If the resource cost of labour is its price in employment before the removal of income tax, then it is traditionally valued before indirect taxation is added. |
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| He was radioactive to those who once valued his political counsel and editorial avidity. |
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| With a cultural group in which indirectness is more valued, family members should not be pushed to make demands of others without trying gentle appeals and negotiation first. |
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| Because they know what they have always desired, valued, wished for, and they find that these novelties are better means to their own ends than their old ways. |
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| A highly valued food fish, the turbot lives along sand and gravel shores. |
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| Austria is highly industrialized, but expert craftsmanship is also valued and can be found in products such as leather goods, pottery, jewelry, woodcarvings, and blown glass. |
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| It prefers nonconfrontation, and calmness and softness of voice are valued when dealing with adversity. |
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| This attitude stymies the acceptance of people with disability as valued community members and a healthier accommodation of disability in our own minds. |
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| As for the word itself, not only has smeddum ceased to be the sweepings off the mill floor, it is now one of the most valued qualities of the Scots character. |
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| Record companies had gotten in the habit of releasing key albums in expensive 7-inch reel-to-reel versions, highly valued by audiophiles for their sound. |
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| Deviance refers to behavior or characteristics that violate significant social norms and expectations and are negatively valued by large numbers of people. |
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| Lace-up boots became even more popular, valued now for their practicality. |
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| Agates were apparently highly valued by the ancient Egyptians for their lapidary use and were mounted into gold with other precious stones such as lapis and emeralds. |
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| Bartholdi cherished and valued the physical world, as he made quite clear in his letters and diaries. |
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| Today, this volume stands as a fitting and lasting monument of its time to Finzi's pioneering work on behalf of the composer whose achievements he valued so much. |
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| He is valued for his professionalism and his job provides him with the laissez-passer of the title, a safe conduct pass that allows him greater freedom of the city. |
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| We are a mature consultancy dedicated to serving our valued clients. |
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| We would say to them that we valued their input and contribution, and we would reward it through a lower tax system that showed that we thought they were important. |
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| In most Pakistani families, men are dominant and sons are valued as guardians of the family, upholders of family honour and providers of old age insurance for the parents. |
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| Instead there is a formless narrative stodge, a summary report of a life, high on biographical fact and very low on the literary qualities he valued most. |
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| Academic freedom should be more highly valued and more actively fostered. |
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| Barely anyone valued the river, preferring instead to live at lofty heights that kissed the clouds, so I had been able to rent a small apartment overlooking the Effenlie. |
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| He was a shy child and a modest, unassuming man who valued friendships. |
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| Protecting its most valued informant may well explain why it took decades to bring the sixteenth Street Church bombers to justice. |
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| Her years as an R.N. in military field hospitals were perfect training for dealing with this sort of emergency, and he had always valued her efficiency and knowledge. |
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| Particularly significant are the jet, amber and quartz items, valued as mortuary goods from prehistoric times onwards for their electrostatic and refractive properties. |
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| The transference of the permanent use rights of the water is valued at 200 million yuan and is believed to be the first deal of its kind on the Chinese mainland. |
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| The problems may have remained hidden for longer but for new rules about how pension funds are valued and how that information is set out in the company's accounts. |
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| Briefly stated, Pareto observes that the sentiments in society change between periods when conformity is valued and periods when nonconformity, or change, is valued. |
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| The publicly provided good, while valued by the voters, neither stimulates nor retards economic growth throughout the course of the current legislative period. |
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| The experience of many decades had taught us to understand that the black poor of our country valued a just peace as deeply as they valued their lives. |
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| And then finally cultural factors, the Norse were derived from a Norwegian society that was identified with pastoralism, and particularly valued calves. |
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| The Moravians were an industrious, inventive, highly organized, devout people who valued education for all. |
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| Its massive size, elegant blockfront facade, extensive use of mahogany large plates of mirror glass, and imported brasses made this an expensive and no doubt valued piece. |
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| Veterans should be valued for their soft skills more than their hard technical skills. |
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| Our flexo customers have long valued the productivity enhancing features of Asahi photopolymers. |
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| Richard II had a coat, valued at thirty thousand marks, which was covered with balas rubies. |
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| Constancy of character is what is chiefly valued and sought for by naturalists. |
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| Last time we came here, we found a pottery Turk's Head, valued at pounds 50,000 so there's a bit of pressure today. |
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| Scholars have thus suggested that they could be mercenaries valued by all sides. |
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| The chicken, to this day, is valued for its medicinal properties. |
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| Some of the bottles are better viewed as conversation pieces rather than valued for their contents, but conversation pieces they are. |
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| Encore Azaleas are also valued for their cold-hardiness, heat tolerance and resistance to lace bugs. |
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| Much valued from antiquity to the present as a gemstone, amber is made into a variety of decorative objects. |
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| Copies of the original comic are valued by collectors, but the reissues are worthless. |
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| Saprobic edible fungi are also collected from the wild but they are best known and most widely valued in their cultivated forms. |
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| Some industries have rules of thumb about how companies in the particular industry are valued for transfer of controlling ownership interests. |
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| This techno-economic affordance results in highly valued products and services that are not defined by local conditions. |
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| However REGs typically employ a XOR gate that produces integer valued out puts with a predetermined statistical form. |
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| Many industrialized Western societies are also still pronatalist, where women are especially valued for their function as mothers. |
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| The personal qualities valued by Kooris on Erambie are contrasted with racialising representations in local newspaper reports. |
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