Sentence examples for high market values from inspiring English sources

She knowingly positions Cunningham in relation to Martha Graham and Antony Tudor, but when she writes about Jasper Johns and Rauschenberg she lacks equivalent perspective, neglecting the pivotal role of Kurt Schwitters and Hans Arp and other predecessors of these American artists who have enjoyed such disproportionate celebrity and absurdly high market values.

The feeling I had looking over Currin's work was that the paintings themselves were celebrities, glamorized by the fame of the artist who made them and their high market values.

Why give away something with such a high market value?

She is also a one-time supermodel whose image has a high market value.

At $100 a barrel, that would be a high market value for the carbon dioxide.

In its rawest state metal has always had high market value and quickly became the most common form of currency.

With its high market value, heroin is ideally suited to traveling tens of thousands of miles, crossing countless borders.

While the A320's have a high market value, the latter two types of planes would be much harder to redeploy.

And his high market value combined with the recent reduction in the salary cap for counties from £2.19m to £1.97m has killed off any prospect of a return.

Pulp driers are a major energy consumer at the beet factory, which must purchase fuel since pulp cannot be burned and has a high market value as feed.

If they saw themselves as a high "market value", they would have a lot of deal-breakers and move on if standards were not met.