Sentence examples for precious much more from inspiring English sources

The long duration and even all the repetitions of the examination process were very precious – much more than at 'normal' ultrasounds.

This demonstrates that using the sol-immobilisation method we are able to utilise the precious metals much more effectively, as in the impregnation method a significant fraction very large particles are also generated and these have very limited catalytic activity.

"All these things become so much more precious," she said.

"It makes the time so much more precious".

Tell me, why is a person's ambition deemed so much more precious than a club's ambition or even a country's ambition?

This bleary video captures why the triumphs of unheralded teams at international tournaments are so much more precious than the ordinary run of sporting upsets.

"In the case of my executives' time, it is a much more precious resource to me then the cost of the private jet".

When we enter a public service, we enter a place where we are not buyers or sellers but something much more precious.

"I do not want the European Union to cause the destruction of an older and much more precious union, the union between England and Scotland," she said.

As Ms. Dupré said, "The infinite number of digital photos that can be taken has devalued the single image and made one-of-a-kind prints that much more precious".

My range of emotions throughout the day varies more than those of a theatre actor on a London West End stage, but aside from this there is something much more precious.