Sentence examples for no longer value from inspiring English sources
He would not believe that children no longer value inherited property.
At what point is it no longer value for money for the UK?
(Especially since advanced industrial societies no longer value experience; what counts is a cheap, flexible workforce).
Americans no longer value them the way they once did, he said, when they were harder to come by.
In the last few days, the market for short-term debt has seized up, particularly for loans that are tied to mortgages, because investors say they can no longer value them.
Yesterday France's largest bank, BNP Paribas, stopped withdrawals from three of its asset-backed securities funds, saying it could no longer value them accurately because of problems in the subprime market in the United States.
The old tradition was not only destroyed, it was no longer valued.
The big and very disappointing signal is that public investment in research and education in Australia is no longer valued as a competitive advantage.
Many of the jobs that people my age dreamed about doing – teacher, scientist, social worker, police officer, journalist, nurse, artist – are no longer valued (socially or monetarily) the way they once were.
"It is absurd to think that as soon as you turn 65, the knowledge and skills that you've built up over the years are no longer valued and needed.
Some critics suggested that it was too late for tragedy, that modern man no longer valued himself highly enough, that too many sociological and ideological factors were working against the tragic temperament.
