Sentence examples for not too valuable from inspiring English sources

For buyers in the current market, a dollar can feel like a foreign and not too valuable currency.

Although the non-frozen sediment DNA approach involves destructive sampling, it has the advantage that the material is the sediment itself, which is usually abundant, and normally not too valuable to process.

That is the key to getting something (maybe not too valuable, but something) back.

Symbolism aside, the reality is that the viaducts sit on land that is now too valuable not to redevelop.

Despite its great size, it turned out not to be too valuable – making about 70p per kilo at auction when it was sold, for a total of £40.

The answer is to take some minimal precautions, such as keeping away from the Puerta del Sol, a square now favored by drug dealers, or taking a taxi back to the hotel after enjoying a late show in a flamenco bar, or (can this repeated enough?) not carrying anything too valuable.

If you pack it, make sure to not put anything too valuable in it.

Find a used book that's not too rare or valuable, but that has a lot of character, such as a volume of an old encyclopedia from a mismatched set.

And DirecTV is ending up with some assets that Liberty's current owners don't think are too valuable.

It's an odd sort of economic lesson:  don't make anything too valuable, or the government might take it away.

Don't bring anything too valuable, particularly jewelry.