Sentence examples for even less valuable from inspiring English sources

"The language the grandfather had chosen rendered the bequest even less valuable," Shlaes explains.

(Cloak offers integration with neither Facebook nor Twitter, rendering it even less valuable to the average chat avoider).

That would make the house even less valuable for the bank when it finally did foreclose, and it could also damage the value of nearby properties.

The vice-presidential candidates and the professional spinners were even less valuable than the so-called real people in the focus groups.

Because the cost is built into your loan or lease contract, you're also paying interest on the contract, making it even less valuable.

Too many, simply put, see art as nice but not necessary...children's art, even less valuable.

Anyway consumption activities, even if generally less valuable than self-realization, have some value, so a lot of consumption gains may outweigh a small bit of self-realization gains, contrary to the claim of lexical priority for FEO.

That possibility, however, doesn't necessarily make the work less valuable: "Even if it ends up that there's actually no real connection, it forces you to think.

Of course, as the last few days' trading underscores, technology stocks also fall, making the Wunderkinds' options less valuable, or even worthless.

The dollar's gains could make stocks that are denominated in other currencies less valuable later even if the share prices don't actually change, says Tobias Levkovich, an equity strategist for Citibank.

We now have evidence that some sections of society really are regarded as less valuable or even sub-human by those "at the top" – the treatment of struggling people as lab rats by coercing them to complete meaningless tasks that are beyond the reach of many.