Sentence examples for more valuable are from inspiring English sources

Jesus says: "How much more valuable are you than birds".

How infinitely more valuable are our galleries and museums.

Still more valuable are the habits of mind that growing a little of your own food can yield.

And how much more valuable are you than birds!" For Jesus, the existence of a creator God and the evidence of his provision for birds of the air, was, contrary to what the campaign suggests, not an argument for, but specifically an argument against, worry.

But what he is hoping will make his sites more valuable are the "town leaders" he is trying to get to host each site: local agents or mortgage officers who will blog about area homes, schools, businesses and other community news in exchange for being the featured real estate professional on the site.

The more isolated Iran is the less economic competition the Guards have for their vast network of industrial enterprises, the more valuable are their sanctions-busting smuggling ports and the more isolated Iran's people are from the very global trends that produce things like the 2009 Green Revolution.

Hester's boast that RSA is "a company that is getting more valuable" is plainly correct.

But second, and more valuable, was Francis's own moral authority.

His surname helped, but more valuable were the two organizations he controlled, Ridgewood Bushwick and Brooklyn Unidos, his political club.

More valuable is his deep archive of interviews, which give an actual sense of the story unfolding in real time.

But I don't know which is more valuable: being able to pick and chose like that or being in a state adding to a record of accomplishment".