Sentence examples for much less valuable from inspiring English sources

Stores are much less valuable for all.

You wonder why your time is so much less valuable".

For instance, movie franchises might be much less valuable if copyright protections didn't last so long.

Third-edition copies, from 1649, are much less valuable than second-edition copies.

These smart bombs and missiles are much less valuable in the usual internal conflict.

The province's inheritance from the Japanese phase was much less valuable in agriculture than in industry.

"The blue dye came right off," recalls Venia, who discovered that the toy was a much-less-valuable Light Blue Peanut dipped in dark blue dye.

Under the calm eye of instructor Bernie Jones, I very nearly succeeded in backing a much smaller and less valuable caravan through a precise 90-degree turn, the standard campsite-parking procedure.

Their assets were often securitised loans that turned out to be much riskier and less valuable than expected.These vehicles were meant to expand credit, and thus bolster the economy, while spreading the risks involved; at least that was the justification for excluding them from the banks' liabilities and allowing them to hold relatively little capital to protect against potential losses.

When you can be more easily replaced, you become, pretty much by definition, less valuable; and technology is making the process of replacing one laborer with another increasingly frictionless.

NOT everyone, however, thinks that commissioned advisers provide valuable, much less unbiased, advice.