Sentence examples for much less value from inspiring English sources
I'm sorry if it does, but at the moment, political certainty seems to me to be a cheap and abundant commodity, of much less value than honest ambivalence.
Against all this, the old idea of "one quarter and a cloud of profit" is of much less value.
"Much less value is found today in blast processing or a system-on-a-chip," Cerny said.
U.S. and Latin Americans generally see the positive side of life, Diener says, while Japanese and Chinese are more likely both to see the glass half-empty and to assign much less value to concepts related to self-fulfillment.
Carlo created the image that is the logo of IKen Onlus, an association that fights to support LGBT and whose President, Carlo Cremona, has been happily in love, for the last 20 years or so, with Marco Maria Taglialatela: for my country though, they are invisible and their love has much less value than anyone else.
There would be much less value in testing hypothesis 'b' if a prior test had already established that there was no clinically important difference between spinal manipulation in general and general practice care.
It is striking that the foundational document of the modern welfare state, the Beveridge report, doesn't use the word poverty, but sticks to "want", a term with much less value-baggage.
He likened the effect to "a one-way membrane it's not like everyone's going to go back to work [when the recession ends] and become much less value-sensitive".
Today they sold 65% of it for much less, valuing Skype at $2.75 billion.
On the contrary, issues traditionally highly valued by health care providers or AIDS social organizations (privacy and anonymity) are much less valued.
In the late 19th century, the breed's characteristics became much less valued than those imported breeds that were less adapted to the local environment, and consequently the breed had to form a breed association (known as the Canadienne Cattle Breeders Association) to increase efforts at preserving this breed.
