Sentence examples similar to be devalued when combined from inspiring English sources
Papers that have a high number of citations but that are not recent, e.g., should be devalued when compared with recent papers with a high number of citations.
The whole family is devalued, when he goes.
"The Nobel Peace Prize was devalued when it was given to newly-elected Barack Obama.
Today it is downright out of touch...The Nobel Peace Prize was devalued when it was given to newly-elected Barack Obama.
Martin Callanan, the Tories' leader in the European parliament, said: "The Nobel peace prize was devalued when it was given to newly elected Barack Obama.
Even worse, their opinions are devalued when they become just one datapoint in an average score.
Moreover, this debt-money is devalued when the Fed print more of it for political purposes.
"It all started when people were devalued, when people were deemed 'less than someone else,'" Huckabee said.
Handle with care; trading cards are devalued when they have bends or creases, so take care not to bend any corners.
World currencies should be devalued overnight.
Why should the workforce be devalued and treated so inequitably?
