Sentence examples for more valuable or from inspiring English sources
You could never buy anything with it, you could never cash it in for something more valuable or more whole.
Players have misrepresented their ages in order to appear more valuable or have adopted other people's identities.
"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".
Going back to school for months or years is not realistic for many workers, who are often left to figure out for themselves what new skills will make them more valuable, or just keep them from obsolescence.
And if the federal government's aim was the broader one of making heterosexual marriage look more valuable or attractive, then it would have to do so by some other means than punishing same-sex couples who'd been legally married in the state where they lived.
Although examining counts of species is perhaps the most common method used to compare the biodiversity of various places, in practice biodiversity is weighted differently for different species, the reason being that some species are deemed more valuable or more interesting than others.
It's helpful for her, and it can make her change faster, if maybe I give her more valuable information, or tips, or whatever it is, whatever advice.
All these actions entail the use of energy to transform the entity (e.g., the metal, plastic, electrical signals, or data) from one state or condition into another more valuable state or condition.
"The stakes are high for us to do a good job, to make this a more valuable property or continue to keep up its profile".
Harari's sometimes breathless, always compulsive inquiry leaves us with this one: "What's more valuable – intelligence or consciousness?" Google will be no help in providing the answer.
From the findings, it was suggested that the microwave plasma reactor may be practically used to reform biogas to produce more valuable intermediates or products such as synthetic gas.
