Sentence examples for little valued from inspiring English sources

Campbell is a huge improvement for Oakland, but was so little valued by other teams that the Redskins received only a fourth-round pick in 2012 in return.

Sometimes sited in areas where education is little valued and expectations are low, they are subject to continuous exhortations, but may be offered little support.

Snapshots were once so little valued that they could be bought for very little money at flea markets and antique stores.

Apart from a few gestures toward gender politics ("Why should your time, as a woman, be so little valued?"), Enright stays local in her concerns, mocking the "Beckettian rhapsody" of baby talk and her own besottedness with her newborn.

But this hunting technique, their breathtaking ability to stop in the air, as well as their relatively small size and unglamorous diet, meant kestrels were little valued in falconry.

When I was elected as Northumbria's police and crime commissioner (PCC) in November 2012 the role was little valued and barely understood, and for a while all political parties were engaged in a debate about its future.

The games have little value.

"Life here just has so little value".

Perejil may seem of little value.

Traditional chemotherapy and radiation are of little value.

There is little value placed on what we do".