But don't offer me something I can't have and shunt me over to your lesser and less valuable offerings when I'm asking to pay for your crown jewels.
Two related goals were providing their viewers with basic educational skills, which Lesser insisted was valuable to inner-city parents, and teaching children both what and how to think.
Duveen barely escaped prison, and the company paid more than $1 million in fines for evading customs duties by framing valuable paintings underneath lesser works and "mistakenly" shipping furniture to the United States with antique tapestries inside.
The infuriated whores put a price of $1,000 on the malefactors' heads and they prove remorseless, even when the lesser offender offers an especially valuable horse as a present to the scarred Delilah.
The recall metric reflects our assumption that biologically accurate annotations, even if they are of lesser granularity, are still potentially valuable for databases, especially in the context of semiautomated or fully automated curation pipelines.
Conrad Black had his day in court; now the time had come for his lesser-known partner, who gave valuable evidence against Black at trial, to learn his fate.
(One reads "Obedience Is the Most Valuable Currency" and "In Lesser Gods We Trust"; the other reads "Power to the People". Guess which one is good).
But on Lake Natron, which is a Ramsar site — a measure that recognizes ecologically valuable wetland habitats — the lesser flamingos face another potential threat.
This is a team that does not get tired of winning, treats even lesser competitions (like this one) as valuable, and is more interested in results than style.
The remainder had to be made up by selling heirlooms, and the Duke made the bold decision to sell a few of the most valuable works, rather than many lesser ones.
