Sentence examples for could be more valuable from inspiring English sources

Few re-releases could be more valuable.

And what could be more valuable than the products of creation?

He could be more valuable on the trade market this summer than he is to their future plans.

The latter could be more valuable in the short term, although the devil will be very much in the details.

The neurological change could have been the perfection of modern language, given that few evolutionary advances could be more valuable to a social species.

For any parent who has struggled to get a child to practice an instrument or a dance routine, those glimpses could be more valuable than innumerable at-home lectures about the importance of training.

His latest could eventually be more valuable.

If they were geese laying golden eggs, they could hardly be more valuable.

"As a research tool, CRISPR could hardly be more valuable — but we are far from the day when it should be used in a clinical setting".

Though his own baseball career was disappointingly brief -- two years at Salisbury State Teachers College in the late 1930's, during which he collected "as many splinters as hits" -- he could hardly be more valuable to the team.

But there was something that Mytopia didn't sell: the development platform it had built to help it produce those games — which they realized could potentially be more valuable than the games themselves.