Sentence examples for least valued from inspiring English sources

(Integrity remains, somehow, both the most and least valued virtue in pop music).

The least valued of the isomers is meta-xylene, but it has uses in the manufacture of coatings and plastics.

And despite representing the essential toughness of a team, the offensive line is, in large part, the most expendable, least valued unit on the roster.

One of the biggest problems facing America today is that in Washington, the ability to effectively run complex organizations is among the skill sets that is least valued in our leaders.

Home recharging is the most highly valued attribute, whereas environmentalism is the least valued.

Camel hides were the least valued as compared to hides of cattle and skins from small ruminants.

Brazil and Indonesia's education systems provided the least value for money, the study found.

The cabs themselves "provided the least value and lacked cleanliness," according to Hotels.com's findings.

Obviously, it is of least value when unemployment is quite high and when labour markets are weak, which is the situation we are in right now," he says.

Greenberg's version is more successful, because it grows out of his love for Capote, and yet it has the least value.

(The most experienced and credentialled teachers have always clustered where they add the least value: in public schools with affluent student bodies).