Sentence examples for be too valuable from inspiring English sources

Dire as it may be, Fame Academy' s eight million viewers would be too valuable to lose.

But several Canadian politicians argue that the company may be too valuable to fall into Swedish hands.

Despite its great size, it turned out not to be too valuable – making about 70p per kilo at auction when it was sold, for a total of £40.

The problem is that the channel's mass exposure may be too valuable for Mr. Robertson to give up -- at any price.

But like a good pinch-hitter who becomes too valuable to play every day, Lopez is so good at coming off the bench that he may be too valuable to start, if that is at all possible.

A pair of hands might be too valuable to spare for the unprofitable labor of putting a baby to sleep, but "on their way to get water or to empty sacks of cotton," the mothers stopped to release their pent-up love and console their babies with a song.

This is too valuable.

"Points are too valuable".

"The land was too valuable.

They were too valuable to eat, though".

He is too valuable to kill.