Sentence examples for lowly valued from inspiring English sources

This is the case for the lowly valued, arguably unloved, regional brewers.

There are also plans, mainly in Europe, to pay a chunk of bankers' compensation in "bail-in bonds" — which will get wiped out or turned into lowly valued shares if a bank fails.

However, these values have not been directly measured and the theoretical estimates provide lowly confident values.

The fact that jazz is often tucked away in the basement at record stores reflects the lowly market value it's given.

However, our transcriptome data have covered a large portion of the annotated transcripts (76.8%, 15 715/20 460) at Ensembl database (http://hgdownload.soe.ucsc.edu/goldenPath/susScr2/chromosomes/), indicating the robust ability of RNA-seq in discovering transcripts with lowly expressed values.

Local player Tujia, valued at a more lowly $1 billion, battled China's many Airbnb clones to occupy the top spot.

But the inequality – the extra rations and perks for privileged generals and highly valued teachers, the discrimination against lowly office workers on overcrowded trams – was a real surprise.

Patients with bipolar disorder valued inpatient mania and severe depression lowly, and reported weight gain to be important.

As Victor, Tom Mannion gives a bewildered account of a lowly police officer who values public service above private gain; Colin Stinton's Walter seems magnificently secure in the belief that the only thing an opportunist requires in life is an opportunity.

Not all states value the work of physicians on Medicaid patients as lowly as does New Jersey and, for that matter, New York, even though both states rank near the top in the United States in terms of per-capita income.

During October, the value of lowly rated subprime securities fell 39% from 32.8 to 19.9.