Indeed, in some cases, scientific advances are making animal tests more valuable, rather than less.
Once the mares had been covered, a folk belief held that if they were underfed, they would produce colts, which were more valuable, rather than fillies.
Do you believe that any plan to combat climate change must include measures to compensate the people of the world's tropical rainforests, to make these forests more valuable standing rather than cut down?
Most deals have been between joint-venture partners or customers and suppliers, who were already in bed together.The usual explanation was that Asian company bosses thought themselves rather more valuable than anyone else did.
Rather more valuable research was done on the same expedition - the first on which Hillary's wife accompanied him - into the long-term effects of altitude, and a further result was the building of an airstrip in the village of Mingbo, the first of Hillary's many community projects in Nepal.
Also performing was Yannick Noah, who is remembered elsewhere in the world as a tennis star of the nineteen-eighties, but who has since reinvented himself as a singer and a voice of social conscience the latter being rather more valuable, on last night's evidence, than his music.
Also performing was Yannick Noah, who is remembered elsewhere in the world as a tennis star of the nineteen-eighties, but who has since reinvented himself as a singer and a voice of social conscience — the latter being rather more valuable, on last night's evidence, than his music.
When an audience member asked whether Ask would be more valuable outside of IAC rather than within the network; Diller quipped: Ask has no value inside of IAC, so why would it add value as a standalone site?
With more than 85% of the local population unemployed, some see it as more valuable to hunt the rhino rather than preserve it.
They quickly came to realise that imported meat could be even more valuable if it were fresh rather than canned; they first experimented with a cold store owned by a friend.
The firm's senior analyst Ed Border added that, in the short term, curved TVs were likely to be more valuable as a promotional tool rather than a profit-making product to their makers.
