Sentence examples for becomes more precious from inspiring English sources

"Even as viewers' time becomes more precious, individual episodes are bloating," he writes.

The appeal of a small nuclear power generator for propulsion in space is that power becomes more precious with distance from the Sun.

Almost three hundred years before Sade, Vignali conflates enlightenment with corruption, and, in one of the earliest and, it has to be said, most repellent test cases for free speech, he asserts a quintessential civil liberty, one that becomes more precious as it grows more fragile: the freedom to offend.

When money becomes more precious, the more speculative assets usually feel it worst.

And once that happens, everything becomes more precious.

I love Kintsugi because not only is the bowl restored, but because of the gold it's repaired with, the bowl becomes more precious and valuable than before it was damaged.

Time became more precious".

"Gas has become more precious than cash now," Bernard Feldman said.

Reunions, Jackson meant, which have become more precious with every turn of the calendar.

After losing our daughter, Lisa, Gareth has become more precious to us.

"Human life has become more precious than it used to be".