Sentence examples for more valuable not from inspiring English sources

That makes it more valuable, not less.

Pay-TV operators' position is becoming more valuable, not less.

For instance, the huge increase in choice makes certain brands more valuable, not less.

It will spike interest like you wouldn't believe making even more valuable, not less, the next papped picture that appears on a sleazy website.

Books with markings are increasingly seen these days as more valuable, not just for a celebrity connection but also for what they reveal about the community of people associated with a work, according to Heather Jackson, a professor of English at the University of Toronto.

But bigger doesn't mean more valuable — not yet, at least.

Loading an economy car with fancy or expensive features hoping to make it more valuable is not always a good idea, experts warned.

So why do they feel that the theft of trade secrets that are often much more valuable do not deserve to be discussed?

ARM is an unusual exception: it became more valuable by not selling out, because its big customers were more comfortable locking into ARM's chip architecture if it remained a neutral party.

"You'll certainly get your money's worth if it's a maker with a good reputation," he said, "but it's anybody's guess whether they'll become more valuable or not".

Likewise, our death penalty cases have long presaged the Zimmerman verdict, exposing how racial disparities, which make a white life more valuable, do not undermine the constitutionality of the death sentence.