Sentence examples for less valuable as from inspiring English sources

Kotsko's book may be less valuable as cultural analysis than as an artifact of its time.

In the end, "The Future of Ideas" is less valuable as legal scholarship than as sweeping cultural criticism.

The bonds become less valuable as collateral in interbank lending transactions, forcing banks to use more costly forms of credit.

Such stuff would also take much longer to bring to market, and so prove less valuable as a buffer stock.

The manuscripts that are left to small dealers like him are, by virtue of their availability, less valuable as complete relics.

But the point about balance and impartiality is that they can be impossible to achieve and no less valuable as goals.

More common than fraud, though, is ignorance, as when people pass along inauthentic or less valuable autopen signatures as if they were from the player's hand.

We live in a world where girls are viewed as property, as sexual objects, as less valuable than boys.

Put options are cheaper if they are less valuable to investors as protection against price collapses, and the index puts are a lot cheaper than the appropriately weighted sum of put options on individual bank stocks, particularly during the recent financial crisis.

This industry attracts investors by paying high dividend rates, if these dividends are taxed at a higher level, they become less valuable to investors as demand for this industry will fall.

Then consider what time and money are available to protect less valuable objects such as swimming pools or plantings.