Sentence examples similar to substantially more valuable from inspiring English sources
Dealers are in a panic when that number gets substantially higher, because those unsold cars do not get more valuable sitting in the lot, and dealers are paying interest charges on those vehicles.
We reckon Manchester United, which tops our latest annual rankings of the most valuable soccer teams, to be worth $1.3 billion, more than the most valuable franchise in the National Football League, the Washington Redskins ($1.1 billion), and substantially more than baseball's most globally recognized team, the New York Yankees ($832 million).
The network could become even more valuable when existing deals with cable, satellite and telephone companies expire and the subscriber fees jump substantially.
The implications for policy are that policy-makers should re-examine superficial assumptions that technical knowledge is intrinsically more valuable in stimulating innovation than is social knowledge, particularly in the contemporary business environment which is oriented so substantially to consumer goods with pronounced social and cultural dimensions.
"We deserve substantially more.
Many will receive substantially more money.
And they are substantially more expensive.
That makes it more valuable, not less.
More valuable than talent is trust.
