Sentence examples for making it more valuable from inspiring English sources

Uber – which is said to be valued at more than $50bn making it more valuable than car company General Motors – insists that its drivers are contractors.

In May 2007, Mecom was worth £1.2bn, making it more valuable than Trinity Mirror.

The parcel was then rezoned for residential use, making it more valuable to home builders, according to town officials.

Passive ownership can be a good first step toward leaving your business, and has the added benefit of making it more valuable to a buyer.

The contract, however, allows Nen to become a free agent after two years, making it more valuable than the raw numbers.

A bit of a fuss ensued, and Pinterest dropped Skimlinks, saying: "Right now, we are focused on growing Pinterest and making it more valuable.

The price will make it more valuable than its national stablemate, All Nippon Airways (ANA), when it is relisted on September 19th, even though analysts say ANA has long been the better-managed airline.

And Uber was valued at $40 billion in its latest funding round, which would make it more valuable than Twitter if it were public.

The fact that Hipstamatic is a phone app doesn't detract from its photojournalistic potential — in fact, that may even make it more valuable in that regard.

That makes it more valuable, not less.

The tax credit is capped at $500,000 to make it more valuable to smaller companies.