Sentence examples for highly prized for from inspiring English sources
Sphagnum is highly prized for holding a lot of water and carbon.
Gemstone, any of various minerals highly prized for beauty, durability, and rarity.
She is now Labour's shadow Scottish secretary, making Glasgow East even more highly prized for the SNP.
The modern Bösendorfer concert grand is more than 3 m (9 feet) long and is highly prized for its tone.
Various types of seaweeds and algae were also collected and were highly prized for their salty taste.
He said their fins are highly prized for Asian shark fin soup, with a set selling for as much as several thousand dollars.
The announcement coincides with recent investments among many universities to strengthen their sports as part of the competition for the Directors' Cup, a highly prized honor for the college program that has the most success in its sports teams.
"It even has a pocket!" she exclaims (a highly prized detail for any woman wielding pen and cellphone).
Although there are several flower colours, the best known are the blue poppies, which are highly prized ornamentals for their striking hues.
"The Roma are a highly prized topic for structures of all kinds, which have their own interests, on the left, on the right," he said.
In contrast to the symbol of death and disease it is today, from the early 1900s to the 1960s the cigarette was a cultural icon of sophistication, glamour and sexual allure — a highly prized commodity for one out of two Americans.
