Sentence examples for a far less valuable from inspiring English sources

But whoever the chairman, chief executive or owner is, they have all learned very quickly that United are a far less valuable product without their record-breaking manager.

Pushing to acquire them from the Imperial Court Library, he proposed an exchange of far less valuable copperplate engravings.

Although the tax credit does not expire until the end of 2016, the option to take it as a cash payment disappears this year, making it far less valuable to a start-up company that is just beginning to generate revenue.

That type of one-sided marketplace is far less valuable than a two-sided marketplace that has a locked-up supply and also manages demand.

The skills that once commanded $4 for every shiny word are far less valuable at a time when the supply of both editorial and advertising content more or less doubles every year.

There was a Foster map in Smiley's 1988 catalogue, but it was a slightly different version, printed in London a few months after the Boston Foster, and far less valuable.

Critics of the Monadnock's landmark status objected that it would prevent the necessary demolition of the building, which was "an excellent example of a building that is... no longer fulfilling the functions it was designed to fulfill" and "a wasting asset" that underperformed the market and was far less valuable than the land on which it stood would be.

"Applying that word to something far less valuable is going to be extremely disruptive to creators.

And the expanded tax credits expire in 2022, which makes them far less valuable.

But most of the items he saves are far less valuable.

I'm all for these factories, but there must be areas that are far less valuable than this place is".