Sentence examples for is increasingly valuable from inspiring English sources

Merchandise is increasingly valuable.

This ability is increasingly valuable in today's business world, he believes.

Yet music is increasingly valuable to businesses, he said — encouraging customers, for example, to linger in a store or restaurant, where they buy more items or order extra drinks.

But as the high-powered offenses that Coryell helped spawn continue to exert their influence, having possession of the ball is increasingly valuable, encouraging at least a few secure coaches to buck convention for a chance to gain even a small edge.

Facebook's data on users is increasingly valuable and drives advertising and content targeting on the site.

This live programming is increasingly valuable for distributors, because viewers watch ads and also perceive the content to have scarcity.

Such strikes are increasingly valuable, and damaging to the caliphate's foes.

Such cooperation may be increasingly valuable as Microsoft continues to move into media and entertainment ventures.

Sponsorship deals are nearly all profit and overseas broadcast rights are increasingly valuable.

By supporting family farms and controlling sprawl, they are protecting the fertile lands that will be increasingly valuable as agricultural sustainability becomes more imperative.

That said, over the next 12 months, Facebook will be increasingly valuable to employers (and thus candidates) as they've been concentrating on building up user employee history.