Sentence examples for not valuable enough from inspiring English sources

And most waived players are not valuable enough for a team to invoke their Bird rights to keep them.

Though the vast majority of the flood-damaged properties are on the west side, the buildings in Czech Village and surrounding working-class communities are not valuable enough — according to government formulas — to warrant the cost of protecting them.

Mr. Sjogreen, the Seesaw co-founder, said that his company's ambassador program did not pay teachers and that its premium software was not valuable enough to be a draw for them.

One by one, he passed armfuls of his half-wanted possessions to me - things not valuable enough to keep at hand and not worthless enough to throw away.

"Allowing students to commit blatant hate crimes without severe consequences sends a message to students that their safety and well-being are not valuable enough to be protected," the NAACP said in a statement.

Apparently, the plastic the trash cans contain is not valuable enough to the ACC to warrant the effort of recovery because the SUPs in these trash cans are not collected by the ACC for recycling.

If you weren't valuable enough as a potential slave, your creditors could seize you and chop up your body, dividing the pieces among themselves in proportion to their claims on you.

Most of us wouldn't dream of it, usually because our names just aren't valuable enough for anyone to bother.

When Facebook decided stories about users opening click-bait articles in Open Graph News Readers weren't valuable enough, it downranked the apps, traffic dried up and publishers abandoned that part of the platform.

The real problem is still that what's unique about Twitter #Music isn't valuable enough to outweigh the benefits of the other apps playing in the same sandbox.

I remembered the time you told me how in your Vietnamese village, newborn girls were openly unwanted because they weren't "valuable" enough.