Sentence examples for more valuable work from inspiring English sources

Unicef does no more valuable work than in rescuing these victims of war.

The Getica is by far the more valuable work, because it is the major contemporary source on both the Goths and Huns.

If you want to get better, more valuable work from your team, think about which behaviors you reward — even if those rewards are small and unconscious.

Automating low-level tasks in the store frees people for the more valuable work of serving customers, answering their questions, and solving their problems.

More than robots, they're "co-bots": digital collaborators that free humans from manual, repetitive tasks and let them perform more valuable work.

The UK is near record-low levels of unemployment and so outsourcing more repetitive tasks to robots could free up people to do more valuable work, the report found.

More valuable works — Renoir's portrait of "Little Irene," a "Little Dancer" bronze by Degas — were installed in the same room of the E. G. Buehrle Collection.

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.

Ms. Farver and the List staff also manage a growing permanent collection of about 1,400 more valuable works situated throughout the campus grounds and in offices, corridors and the commons areas of dorms.

Innovators who can see their results in real market conditions will learn faster, be happier, stay longer, and do more-valuable work.

He said, "With my signature this work will be much more valuable a work of art and also financially, because I changed the meaning.