Sentence examples for less value for from inspiring English sources

"You got less value for your day".

Individuals and small businesses have long complained they get less value for their money.

"As costs go up, production rates decline," providing less value for each dollar spent.

The consequence: Firms' newly developed products provide less value for their customers, and sales drop.

An exception, he noted, was the controversial dredging of rivers on the Somerset Levels, which provided less value for money.

"This gives consumers less value for their euros," Mr. Smith said in a conference call with reporters.

There is the famous, big-ticket artist who is less valued for his work than for his trademark gesture of getting naked at parties.

Orcas are found in every ocean on the planet and have enjoyed relative invulnerability from hunting; they are twenty times less blubbery than sperm whales and have therefore been less valued for oil, and their meat is far less tender and flavorful than that of minke whales.

The so called new media like the internet were less used and less valued for educational activities, even though the usage of the internet in general was quite high.

"Dog hair was probably used for less important blankets, blankets with less value, and for common usage, [not] ceremonial usage," Solazzo says.

With foreign investors offered increasing access to Chinese equity markets, there will be less and less relative value for Chinese companies to list in a Western exchange like the NYSE or NASDAQ.