Sentence examples for bit more valuable from inspiring English sources

Doing one of these qualifications doesn't just make you that bit more valuable in your role, it is also something that nobody can take away from you.

"There is no doubt that the prospect of higher political revenues for big four affiliates — especially those with higher local news ratings — makes those stations quite a bit more valuable than those without," said Robin Flynn, a senior analyst for SNL Kagan.

General sponsorship and arena signage is a little bit more valuable, averaging closer to 10% of total revenue.

Plus, it's a good way to suggest that Facebook's ad impressions may be a bit more valuable, since people actually see them.

Now Google gets arguably an even more valuable bit of spectrum real estate effectively for nothing.Building a network of white-space transmitters would then be a small price for Google to pay for gaining much the same kind of market dominance in mobile search and services as it has long established on the desktop.

The New York Times 7 minute workup, a bit more strenuous, is another valuable reference.

The more users invest in a way of doing things through tiny bits of work, the more valuable the service becomes in their lives and the less they question its use.

Today, the company announced that it is re-opening the space this Fall after tweaking the concept a bit to "make it even more valuable for you".

"After I got back, I had an epiphany: If you think the next week you could go on a convoy and get blown to bits, the 'right now' is more valuable.

(Their prize in this case is not the Kingdom of Denmark but something far more valuable: a prime bit of London real estate).

Some of the scavengers on Jones Beach tend to be a bit coy about their finds, especially the more valuable items.