Sentence examples for more highly prized from inspiring English sources

Only French Polynesia is more highly prized.

The more highly prized of the two jadestones is jadeite; the other is nephrite.

Of the seafood dishes, none is more highly prized than brodetto vastese, the fish soup of her home town, Vasto.

She is now Labour's shadow Scottish secretary, making Glasgow East even more highly prized for the SNP.

And yet in this part of the Middle East, dignity is still more highly prized than bling.

Furthermore, those skills traditionally associated with women, including caring and empathising, may become more highly prized in the workplace, which could be a plus for female workers.

We might have thought more about these catches — eels are highly prized by more than other fish and birds, there's serious money in those wriggling bodies.

This more difficult technique was highly prized, and became especially popular for luxury surfaces in the 4th century, an abundant example of which is the Basilica of Junius Bassus.

The lower leaves contain more nicotine and also highly prized, stop throwing them out.

Meteoric iron, widely distributed but not in heavy deposits, was a highly prized material more difficult to fabricate than the softer copper.

Possession is key in Postecoglou's mantra and gifted ball-players are highly prized, perhaps more so than has ever previously been the case in the national team's history.