Sentences with phrase «of value as»

When we praise students for demonstrating their values, beliefs, and principles through actions, we remind them of their value as ethical human beings, beyond a grade or test score.

Teachers might find this resource of value as a possible Interactive Notebook Activity.

White House Down ends, customarily, with a pileup of maudlin melodrama, in which Cale's demonstration of his value as a dad is deemed no less important than — indeed, is largely synonymous with — his ability to save the world.

Potato starch — if you've ever wondered why potato starch is prevalent in natural food stores, it is partly because of its value as a resistant starch.

The scale is of no value as I lost a lot of inches and gained muscle.

That may be among the reasons of its value as a staple and / or main or most important grain of antiquity.

He hopes the lessons learned in Massachusetts will be of value as the ACA becomes implemented nationwide — particularly in ensuring that the essential public health mission continues to survive and thrive in a changing health care environment.

For others its value was more as heritage, not a statement they expected to be implemented but of value as a kind of holy text.

Just as a new car depreciates as soon as you drive it off of the lot, baby gear similarly loses a disproportional amount of its value as soon as it is used the first time.

Like so many of us, Muscato had to learn the hard way that how we feed our babies is not a measure of our value as mothers.

That's really typical and that's not a sign of your value as a mother or your love for your child.

Liz Lange diaper bags provide lots of value as you get a diaper bag and a handbag all in one!

Car loans are second only to credit cards in terms of financial black holes, they are best avoided if at all possible, what other inevntmest looses 30 percent of its value as soon as you buy it

We consciously or unconsciously attribute a second sort of value as well as an instrumental value to our pets.

As we noted above, in the chapter on God in Science and the Modern World, Whitehead presents God as envisaging the possibilities of value as the principle of limitation but he makes no mention of God's envisaging the eternal objects.

For most of the post-Christian world, the Bible will no longer be regarded as the Word of God, but it will continue to be of value as an historical testimony to Judeo - Christian origins and as an essential resource for the understanding of past western culture.

This exemplifies the principles of ordinality and commensurateness which are the ontological bases for articulating a theory of value as both relative and objective.

He also explained that the Trinitarian formula, «three Persons», had been arrived at, not because of its value as a positive assertion but simply in order to avoid having nothing to say at all.

Science can not deal effectively with the appreciation of beauty, the enjoyment of personal relationships, judgments of value as to good and bad; its leaders nowadays are modest in their claims, unlike their ancestors in the last century and the early days of this one.

Thus, it is only if one is already convinced that the term «God» has to do with questions concerning the value or worth of human life that one appropriately invokes the experience of value as evidentially relevant to proposals regarding this term.15 Appeals to experience do not, therefore, establish relevance, they rather assume it.

God is supremely worthy of worship because he is the ultimate source of value as well as being that actuality in which all other actualities achieve their ultimate significance.

Land is of value as the locus of production and because people will pay for places to live and work.

Clearly the world can be drained of value as well as enriched by the transcendent.

In order to follow Kant one must suppress one's existential subjectivity in favour of a rational objectivity in which one participates only by virtue of having previously defined the essence of value as one's rational nature.

And he couples the recognition that true freedom comes only from personal wholeness with the assertion that freedom is only of value as a springboard for responsibility and communion.

The very nature of value as that which gives man direction depends on the fact that it is not arbitrarily invented or chosen but is discovered in man's meeting with being.

Buber criticizes, for this reason, Sartre's definition of value as the meaning of life which the individual chooses:

These, then, are the several levels of unity that bind together the diverse topics of the chapters to follow: first, the curriculum of education; second, the major problems of contemporary civilization; third, the values by which education is seen as a moral enterprise; and fourth, a concept of value as devotion to worth rather than to satisfaction of desire, together with an ideal of democracy as the social expression of basic moral commitment.

Brumbaugh observes that «it is by an appreciation of value as future, selection of it as present, and conservation of it as past, that we as individuals achieve our cosmic importance» (WPP 128).

Furthermore, the distinction between unilateral and relational forms of power is directly relevant to the process concept of value as aesthetic.

If we define a «closed» dimension of value as one of which there can exist a supreme or maximal case, and an «open» dimension as one of which no supreme case is possible, then one of three things is true: all dimensions of value are closed, some dimensions are closed and some are open, or none are closed and all are open.

Bitcoin appears to have been a convenient method of transfer of value as speculators have also taken advantage of the prevailing demand for the cryptocurrency.

The Russell 2000 Value Index is a subset of the securities found in the Russell 2000 selected based on a «probability» of value as measured by their relative book - to - price (B / P) ratio.

Having 10 or 20 virtual customers would add the same sort of value as selling an extra office.

The IRS views trading crypto for something of value as a type of bartering that must be included in income.

If, on the other hand, you want less activism, you'll want activists to capture as little value as possible, and to make as little use of that value as possible.

In 2008, it lost more than 50 percent of its value as Miller held onto losing bets on Bear Sterns and American International Group long after many investors had bailed.

Last week, the company's stock, hovering around $ 60, lost one - half of its value as investors wondered if it could manage the debt, built up from a stream of acquisitions.

But since bitcoin has become a store of value as a hedge against a falling yuan, the «digital gold» currency could continue on its upwards trajectory.

Their 500 - strong ranking shows how overwhelmingly digital of an age we live in, with technology accounting for the same amount of value as telecoms, retail, and automobiles combined.

Vos, a former member of the European Commission, added that sterling could gain or lose 50 percent of its value as the talks unfold.

«An important part of our values as a company is that we don't edit the search results,» Google co-founder Sergey Brin said in 2008, explaining when asked why a query for «Jew» returned an anti-Semitic website.

The concept of cultural relativism is particularly helpful in connection with the understanding of values as one of the expressions of human spirituality.

Sometimes the supernatural is taken as the realm of values as opposed to the realm of natural fact.

An even more important reason for the traditional separation between fact and value stems from the practice of speaking of values as though they had some meaning apart from valuing persons.

To recognize the factual nature of values as responses of actual human beings in actual or imagined situations is to remain on the solid ground of experience which all can understand.

(I interpret «life and death» here to refer to the impermanence spoken of above, also to the fragmentation of values as scattered about, a little in me, some in you, some in other higher animals, indeed as Buddhists assert some even in lower animals, all of these perishable.)

This orientation will be achieved, presumably, only to the degree that I also appropriate God's system of values as my own.

No other social institution, with the possible exception of philosophy, concerns itself as deeply with the matter of values as does religion.

Adapting their tradition of natural law without its past rigidities, they look for opportunities to address the body politic in terms of its values as well as their own.