Sentence examples for most valuable one from inspiring English sources

Oh, yes, and by doing this, the company became the most valuable one on earth.

If correct, that could quite possibly make Airbnb the most valuable of the collaborative consumption / "sharing economy" companies out there, and almost certainly the most valuable one focused on accommodation.

The most valuable one is worth $800,000.

Those statistics demonstrate that Justice Kennedy's vote continues to be the most valuable one.

He has had no fewer than nine loan spells in total, with the most valuable one being at QPR last season where he scored twice in 12 top-flight appearances.

Your brand is an intangible asset, yet possibly the most valuable one you'll ever own.

One likely use is to offer different deals to different customers, trying to tie in the most valuable ones with keener prices than the others get.

The restitution plan, worth some 134 billion koruna, or about $7 billion, is the most valuable one-time sale of property in the Czech Republic since the fall of Communism in 1989, and it has unlocked a Pandora's box of historical enmities and social anxieties, prompting Czechs to revisit their strained relationship with the Roman Catholic Church.

In other words, your most loyal customers are not your most valuable ones.

But, most important of all, the company will retain more customers, especially the most valuable ones: frequent purchasers.

Of the world's 100 most valuable ones, ranked by Interbrand, a consultancy, only ten are Asian, all of them either South Korean or Japanese.