Sentence examples for more prized due from inspiring English sources
Initially valued for hand harvesting and threshing because they cause less itching, the glabrous varieties became more prized due to their higher bulk density compared with pubescent varieties ([Rutger and Mackill 2001]).
The arabica variety which is higher in cost than robusta variety due to its lower bitterness, better aroma and flavor is more prized by consumers [6].
His admirer Philip Roth has won more prizes and awards.
Or at least a lot of demand for more prizes.
This success-effect is substantially larger when the subsequent (outcome) tournament involves more prize money.
"I imagine they would get more prize money, potentially, if it was a very large international prize".
Improve it enough and you win one (or more) Prizes.
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Presumably the final game game will have more "prizes".
Only French Polynesia is more highly prized.
