Sentence examples for more valuable at from inspiring English sources

Time is money; fish are more valuable at 6 a.m. than 8 a.m.

The key is to build experience, making yourself more valuable at each stage.

Rodgers's skill in producing outstanding performances from his team at Swansea on modest resources may turn out to be more valuable at Liverpool than he may have anticipated.

Bynum tied a career playoff high with 14 points, making 6 of 7 field goals, but he was more valuable at the other end.

Barring a ferocious bear stockmarket, on past performance WorldCom's stock will be a good deal more valuable at the end of such a wait than it is today.

Some families from farming communities in the countryside sell their female babies for cash because boys are considered more valuable at home.

Although he bought many of his more valuable works at high cost from specialists, others he obtained at knockdown prices, especially during the 1960s when there were unspotted bargains.

In resource-limited settings, if it is possible to measure baseline viral load, an early measure of viral load on treatment (for example at four to six weeks) would be arguably more valuable than at the six month visit as suggested, for example, in South African guidelines [ 29].

Finally, results performed on soils following remediation with phosphates showed a better IVIVC with IVBA results performed at pH 2.5, suggesting that the RBALP would give more valuable results at pH 2.5 for evaluating soil remediation effectiveness [110, 111].

You need to keep resale value in mind at all times in case you need to resell your more valuable collection at any stage.

While it may be a difficult process, when it's all over you should have an exciting new house, and a more valuable one at that.