Sentence examples for degrade the value from inspiring English sources

Mr. Murphy said he felt strongly about the bill because he believed it would degrade the value of American citizenship.

Overkill, however, has done nothing to degrade the value of these now familiar examples of vintage design.

They believe this indicates that India is not interested in a balance of power, but intends to degrade the value of Pakistan's nuclear deterrent.

"The Rockefeller resolution threatens to degrade the value of Exxon Mobil," the organization wrote in a letter to Mr. Tillerson that criticized the splitting of the top executive jobs.

Some South African rhino owners are already attempting to degrade the value of rhino horn by injecting a combination of toxic insecticides and indelible dye into live animals' horns.

Although one time pushes can increase Facebook fan base, they also degrade the value of that base, since the offer is disconnected from the brand.

Hankins often appeared unwilling to do the extra planning needed to ensure that new oil and gas development would not degrade the values of the national parks adjacent to BLM lands.

The unwillingness of some nations to provide names has "degraded the value of the United Nations list," the report says.

Corruption in Russia has degraded the value of degrees from its once-famous universities.

"Sublease space degrades the value of a building because it always rents for cheaper," said Mitchell Arkin, an executive director of Cushman & Wakefield.

"She has always been the consummate professional, very courteous and gentle," said Kris Mineau of the Massachusetts Family Institute, even as he said her courtroom victories had "degraded the value of marriage".