On both sides of the Atlantic, that generation, which wielded considerable influence, is ceding power to younger elites who place far less worth on the trans-Atlantic alliance.
Pupils who do not gain EBacc Certificates will receive a record of achievement which will most certainly be seen to be of far less worth by employers and colleges.
The Guardians reviewer welcomed the recording: "[T]here is a great deal of English music of far less worth that is frequently praised to the skies".
And just as the string quartets, most of the symphonies, the Cello Concerto, "Lady Macbeth of Mtsensk" and several other works are finding their places as peaks of the 20th-century repertory, some digging in the foothills of the Shostakovich catalog has yielded scores of far less intrinsic worth.
But someone is very much to blame for the fact that taxes are being cut on capital gains and fabulously wealthy estates, while they are rising on wages — to pay for retirement benefits; and for the fact that the minimum wage, and various government benefits, are worth far less than they were worth 10 years ago.
Most people are stunned when they learn that their net worth is actually worth far less than they had imagined.
Back in January, the company was worth $1.27 billion, but it could be worth far less by the time H&R Block and Cerberus iron out a final deal.
At current market prices, the entire company is worth far less than $100 million, so how can it give out preferred stock worth more than that?
For most of us, our homes are worth far less than we owe: for example, one friend's home is worth $300K, but they owe $510K.
Although art experts consulted by The New York Times estimated that the works, related to the 1960's Fluxus movement, were worth about $2 million, Ms. Moore says they are worth far less.
No money would change hands until the fund was liquidated, and there was a risk that the investment might be worth far less than $17 million (although there was also the possibility that it would be worth more).
