Sentence examples for even more value in from inspiring English sources
As soon as any state gets rid of its nuclear weapons, its adversaries will see even more value in getting them.
It would be of even more value in prosecuting organised crime and violent offences if intercept evidence were allowed in court, as it is in the US and Australia.
There's even more value, perhaps, in recruiting these people's children.
A sale can be made to another company, frequently a much larger one in a related field, to another private equity fund which believes it can create even more value for its own investors, or in a public offering to a broad group of shareholders.
Still, the annual release is a gold mine for voyeuristic fans and journalists, and it is of even more value to the players and their agents in contract bargaining ("I'm certainly worth more than that guy").
Consumer-oriented unicorns have been more plentiful and created more value in aggregate, even excluding Facebook.
If the woman thinks, even for a moment, that she has more value in your eyes than you have in hers, you're putting yourself at a disadvantage.
Classification criteria have even more limited value in predicting outcomes of patients with recent-onset polyarthritis [ 14].
Interestingly, while the study focused on commercial land, the authors concluded that "vacant land intended for residential use increased even more sharply in value, rising more than five-fold in the New York metropolitan area" between the first quarter of 1999 and the second quarter of 2006.
