Sentence examples for but less valued from inspiring English sources
As of now, women's work is not only less visible, but less valued too.
"We have to carve our own spaces". As of now, women's work is not only less visible, but less valued too.
Likewise, amino acid composition is a distinct, but less valued, feature of proteomes.
ICU physicians and NPs thought that their comments were valued by ICU nurses but less valued by surgeons.
There appears to be value in expert raters, but less value for naive raters, in using the new Observational Review and Analysis of Concussion (ORAC) Form.
"My interpretation is it's really sort of success in the early years, but less value gets added as students grow older," Andreas Schleicher, who administers the PISA exam for the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Developmentoldold The Huffington Post.
But The Table of Less Valued Knights is more than a high-concept pitch document, and Phillips attends to the endless small things that make a ovel a novel rather than a script: a rendering of the detailed contours of consciousness, and sense impressions, and inventories, and vast decorative spaces.
But with The Table of Less Valued Knights, she has clearly established her brand: bold literary and historical misadventures, told with a twist and a lightness of touch.
One business model may appear superior to others when analyzed in isolation but create less value than the others when interactions are considered.
The brown-is-beautiful spokeswoman also refers me to the advice section of Thames Water's website, which is full of warnings on the evil of power showers but of less value to distressed gardeners.
