Sentence examples for much valuable property from inspiring English sources

In one such raid on the Masulipatam coast, they plundered 339 villages, killing and wounding 682 persons, torturing 3,600 others, and carrying off much valuable property.

But Ford would be a very wary seller, fearing that Geely might run off with too much valuable intellectual property.

"In these hard times for publishers, a writer who can do this kind of grass-roots marketing becomes a much more valuable property," said Daisy Maryles, executive editor of Publishers Weekly.

One of his closest aides was accused of orchestrating a controversial land swap in which the state lost an estimated $150 million after exchanging prime Athens real estate for much less valuable property.

That case, in which the state lost an estimated $130 million after exchanging prime Athens real estate for much less valuable property, precipitated the demise of the center-right government of Prime Minister Kostas Karamanlis in 2009.

The real estate boom and low interest rates have allowed people to squeeze more money out of their homes by refinancing or taking out second mortgages on suddenly much more valuable property.

Slaves were valuable property, and much harder and, thanks to the decline in supply from Africa, costlier to replace than, say, the Irish peasants that the iron-masters imported into south Wales in the 19th century.

That would spread the cost much more across valuable properties worth less than £2m, and more evenly across the country.

The laboratory has produced much valuable scientific data on the physical properties of the Pamirs.

Features incorporating physicochemical properties can contain much valuable information for improving the performance of a predictor.

Even worse, it would make their buildings and the valuable property on which they sit much less attractive since developers would be restricted in what they could do.