Sentence examples for still more highly from inspiring English sources

And yet in this part of the Middle East, dignity is still more highly prized than bling.

Compared with the still more highly valued Deutsche Telekom (DT), which remains under majority state ownership, BT's share price has slipped, rather than plunged, in recent weeks.

Macaulay wrote back that she was "still more highly pleased that this publication which I have so greatly admired from its pathos & sentiment should have been written by a woman and thus to see my opinion of the powers and talents of the sex in your pen so early verified".

While Apple's brand still scores more highly overall, Samsung's is more consistently appreciated across the world, particularly in East Asia, says Added Value.

Although there is some indication that the degree to which hemorrhage compromises staging is negligible, it should still be more highly considered in this set of patients [ 51, 52].

Thus PROCR and ESA expression defines as yet uncharacterized types of breast cancer stem cells and our data from both cell lines and primary specimens also suggest the existence of still more types of highly tumorigenic cells.

Still, he rates Ed more highly than his brother, David.

In the labour market as a whole (though not, for example, in astrophysics), looks have a bigger impact on earnings than education, though intelligence mercifully enough— is valued more highly still.Beauty is naturally rewarded in jobs where physical attractiveness would seem to matter, such as prostitution, entertainment, customer service and so on.

So now, he says, they have met in the middle, but investors still value developed markets more highly.

More realistic assumptions rank the salary earner more highly still, relative to the rest of the population.

Gray values Weil's work more highly, but still sees it as touched by mental illness, specifically anorexia.