Sentence examples for devaluing the worth from inspiring English sources

But Amazon's goal is to eliminate all "gatekeepers" except for itself, which would undermine the structure that still allows good books to find readers, while devaluing the worth of books to the vanishing point.

Mr. Smith, the anti-euthanasia lawyer, wrote a book titled, "Forced Exit: The Slippery Slope from Assisted Suicide to Legalized Murder (1997; Times Books/Random House)," warning that society is unwittingly devaluing the worth of people who are sick or disabled.

Is Facebook worried that there seem to be a number of fake profiles in certain countries generating fake "likes" and so devaluing the worth of its advertising system?

Digital computerized operations, automation and other productive technological advances are destroying jobs and devaluing the worth of labor.

That horrified me – that a culture could so devalue the worth of a female that her parents would leave her to die through neglect.

Alumni, many students, their nervous parents, University of California regents, the newspapers and the cops worried that the 200 or so campus radicals in a student population of 15,000 would devalue the worth of a college education.

The decision to pick the 33-year-old Rooney, who plays for DC United, in this one-off manner has been criticised, with one argument being it devalues the worth of a cap.

Do not be tempted to devalue the worth of sleep.

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Does it devalue the inherent worth of an experience just because you have to use drugs to get there?

This is exponentially generating tectonic shifts in the technologies of production -- the effect of which destroys jobs and devalues the worth of labor's contribution to the production of products and services.