Sentence examples for considered more valuable from inspiring English sources

You buy the food at the store, paying more for those items which are considered more valuable.

Iron, found almost everywhere in Africa, was considered more valuable if it was refined and forged into distinct shapes.

By contrast, postpaid subscribers, which are considered more valuable, account for 80percentt of Verizon's subscribers, he said.

Why, they wondered, is sweetness and tenderness seen as not powerful; why is the efficiency we associate with machinery considered more valuable than empathy, mutually exclusive with it?

The extra advantage for CBS is the appeal of "Survivor" to young viewers, who are always considered more valuable by television advertisers.

In buying Lasmo, Amerada will gain access to crucial foreign oil reserves considered more valuable than domestic reserves, because of lower costs and longer life.

But medical spending can contribute to society in ways that many people consider more valuable than money: adding years of healthy life.

The company (www.tv) charges $50 a year to register a name in the.tv domain but reserves the right to charge "premium prices" for what it considers more valuable names.

I'm healthy and happy and highly engaged in my life, all things I consider more valuable than regrets over what had been.

Results pertaining to drug metabolism and reproductive issues (that is, carrier testing) were considered more relevant and valuable, although not imminently important to the healthy, young individuals in this cohort.

In Russia, in the movement, you know, when we were youngsters, she was considered the more valuable person.