Sentence examples for more value as from inspiring English sources

Toyota promises to pack in more value as well as three rows of seats.

Fisheries are collapsing; land has more value as real estate than pasture.

The testing freeze has also given current drivers more value, as team directors hesitate to sign inexperienced ones.

The results showed that when low-power negotiators engaged in dominance behaviors, they felt more powerful and claimed more value as a result.

"It sounds like the hospital corporation believes the hospital has more value as real estate than it will ever have as a hospital," said Vincent Joseph, who owns a packaging design company and lives in Carroll Gardens.

In an interview with the Financial Times he said GSK had the option to spin off its consumer healthcare business if a time came when it offered more value as a standalone company.

In the recession, such partnerships have become more valued as some programming innovations become a harder sell.

Women were more valued as mothers to replace the millions of Russians being killed in the war.Stephanie Gutmann, author of "A Kinder, Gentler Military", raises the question of whether "feminisation" will weaken America's armed forces.

Ideally, getting rid of the practice of on-call scheduling will allow employees to schedule more time with family and friends, pursue additional jobs or further their education and feel more valued as employees.

The power density of the proposed design exhibits a much more reasonable value as high as 3000 W/m2.

Now, rather than stale left-right debates, there's a new mainstream for more progressive values, as surely represented by the shift of 13 U.S. Senate seats and 54 House seats over two congressional elections.