Sentence examples for more valued as from inspiring English sources

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.

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

Also, he thinks, his creations have become more valued, and valuable, as society has less and less to do with the mundanely mechanical.

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 subsidiary, the Consolidated Edison Communications Holding Company, will have more value as part of a broader communications business, said Hyman Schoenblum, vice president for corporate planning at Consolidated Edison.

A believer until the bitter end, Mr. Barone waited until Nov. 28, when Enron's shares had more value as wallpaper than as stock, to replace his "strong buy" label on the stock with a "hold".

"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.

But the shared observations found in the work of the best designers suggest that the labels on our clothing are of exponentially more value as communicators of identity than the labels we ascribe to the bodies beneath them.