Sentence examples for any less value from inspiring English sources

But that doesn't mean innovating any less or delivering any less value to consumers".

If the government were to, for example, return top marginal tax rates to the levels that prevailed in the 1990s or the 1970s in order to compensate for the superstar effect, there is no reason to believe that the top one percent would produce any less value for society than they do now.

This is not to be taken as implying that PAs will be of any less value in future.

But this did not mean EU citizens in the creative sector should be any less valued than financial services, health services or agriculture, he said.

"I'm hoping that from the developmental toxicity side there will be assays developed that are predictive using human embryonic stem cells, and we'll be able to decide whether those have any more or less value than the animal [systems] that we use," says Stedman.

Many cash transactions are for small amounts and are of an ad hoc nature, and this value will be eroded by any cashless system, meaning less value to consumers and small businesses.

Essentially, Dickey was contributing no more or less value than any player who could be plucked from Class AAA.

DuBose, the prosecutor said, was "in trouble a lot like a lot of people", but that doesn't "make his life any less relevant or have less value".