Sentence examples for more valuable on from inspiring English sources

"On the one hand, it made me more valuable; on the other hand, I got the reputation as being a pushy cookie.

The latter is, of course, still more valuable on television.

He could be more valuable on the trade market this summer than he is to their future plans.

It is now worth more than gold and platinum, and is more valuable on the black market than diamonds or cocaine.

Even so, though, the bachelor's is still becoming more valuable on its own; a 5.3 percent raise is nothing to sneeze at.

Their contention was that Mike Trout, the sterling rookie of the Los Angeles Angels, was more valuable on the merits of his superior fielding and base running and his own impressive offensive statistics.

Amazon recently turned on Prime Now, its one-hour delivery service, in New York, which may be one of the more valuable on-demand delivery markets in the country.

One police official said investigators had decided that Mr. Perez was more valuable to them on the street, where he might help them solve the murder, than in jail on a parole violation.

Otherwise, it would be more valuable to focus on the future prospects and incentives for sustainable peace, recognizing the fact that both sides to the conflict are responsible and have suffered tremendously from its consequences.

Such information, she said, makes an online video commercial "potentially more valuable than one on TV".

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