Sentence examples for being devalued to such from inspiring English sources
Higher education being devalued to such an extent that even Huddersfield got a university!
Working-class people, and the communities where they live have been devalued to such an extent that they are known simply as "problematic" and in need of making better.
Scot feels his national Open is being devalued after heavy showers reduce event to 54 holes.
None of the above even veers into the territory of the tradition and history of the Football League clubs that would be devalued by such a change in the structure of the English game.
Many economists say that such debts may also have to be devalued along with the peso to stem a tide of bankruptcies.
We all know that gambling casinos bring crime, and we also know that they benefit absentee owners infinitely more than they do the populace where they are located, and those of us who have been there know that any benefits a casino might accrue to the populace would be devalued by the corruption of such an enterprise.
On Thursday the New South Wales government announced taxi and ride-share passengers will pay a $1 levy on all trips to help fund a compensation scheme for taxi license holders whose livelihood has been devalued by ride-sharing alternatives such as Uber.
Men have more access to symbolic and material resources than women who are devalued, secondary and inferior to men.
The difference now is that there is no franc or lira to be devalued: French and Italian labour and product markets must change instead.Naturally, no single story will fit such a varied continent.
Furthermore, the changes in lifestyle for people to be retired is devalued by society and sometimes equated to uselessness.
