Sentence examples similar to lessened value of from inspiring English sources

Aside from concerns of access (discussed below), this trend seems to indicate a lessening value of natural salt licks and the knowledge wrapped up in its traditional utilization.

"It basically lessened the value" of most of his land, said Mr. Robinson, a Manhattan artist.

He also alleges as an item of damages that the increase in freight rates lessened the value of his St. Paul factory through loss of profits.

But gaining the power to talk to the world hasn't lessened the value of talking to each other.

Out of the west came eight votes to extend to the people of the Territory of Orleans the rights of Statehood, and not one "nay" lessened the value of this effort.

It might be objected, for example, that bringing new individuals into existence that have the (previously) distinctive moral status of normal human adults somehow lessens the value of that status for extant humans, as expanding membership in an exclusive club might lessen its value to its already existing members.

Without this strong evidence we will lessen the value of our case".

The move would weaken the dollar and lessen the value of China's holdings.

Doing so only lessens the value of his own work, which, in its time, had a charm and a purpose.

"You may not want to move and could conceivably commute to a new job location, but it certainly lessens the value of that property".

And some of the reforms being promoted right now lose sight of that and threaten to lessen the value of a degree.