Sentence examples for had less value from inspiring English sources

To the protesters, the woman's life clearly had less value than maximizing the dignity of their religion, and their judgment on whether it is right to divert the hypothetical trolley would have differed from ours.

Conservative out campaigners went on to release their own legal opinions stating Cameron's negotiated settlement was worthless in law, with Dominic Raab, a justice minister in the leave camp, suggesting it had less value than a guarantee for a new dishwasher.

In hundreds of ways, disabled people are told their lives have less value.

And when something sold in the marketplace has less value, its price usually falls.

This insinuates that the lives of innocent Iraqi women and children have less value than American lives.

If you want to trade the old bond for a new one, the old one will have less value.

DuBose, the prosecutor said, was "in trouble a lot like a lot of people", but that doesn't "make his life any less relevant or have less value".

Speaking of forecasters, he said, "We have less value because we don't know what the numbers ought to say right now".

That, according to the plaintiffs, means that votes in some counties have less value than those in others, in violation of the Constitution's equal protection clause.

I do think that we are in a political environment in which traditional experience has less value than at any time since 1976.

"In commercial radio presenters seem to have less value now than they used to and I think there is a danger in that".