No wild prey is more coveted in the United States than deer.
That limits the value of the company, since it may not receive lucrative licensing fees for some of its more coveted holdings.
But the hardwoods — used for things like high-end finishes and furniture — are more coveted now than in recent years, particularly abroad.
Twenty years ago it was a rare indulgence; these days it's a mandatory amenity, more coveted than wine cellars and a source of exponentially greater entertainment than, say, the ubiquitous home gym or tennis court.
Recent images of women like the actress Elisa Sednaoui in a Chlo?ne-piece (left, second from top) and the model Ajak Deng in a Todd Lynn ensemble (bottom) have made the look only more coveted.
The only way someone with a more coveted final salary, or defined benefit (DB), scheme can take advantage of the new rules is to transfer their pot to a DC scheme.
In summers past, the last month of the crowded summer movie season was often a dumping ground for lesser entertainments that didn't quite live up to their studios' expectations and were denied more coveted slots in the early summer.
His daily ramp-riding regimen has afforded him a record-breaking 13 X-Game gold medals, but perhaps more coveted are his ridiculously cut exterior obliques -- hereafter known as the he-V.
It often comes mixed up with other more coveted minerals, notably silver.
There are few things more coveted in the iPhone developer world than the top spots on the App Store sales chart.
Indeed, for a time, they were more coveted overseas than locally: with the arrival of Catholicism in the 19th century, the moais' spiritual significance waned and they were happily sold to passing whalers, explorers and tourists.
