The phrase "treasure as" is not a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You could use the phrase "treasure" in sentences such as "She treasured her time with her family" or "He treasured the memories of his first car".
In Iraq and Afghanistan, America has been badly damaged in terms of blood and treasure as well as credibility and prestige.
His warmth and kindness, his humor, his wisdom and his humility will be our treasure as long as we shall live.
The notoriety of any crime should never be elevated by abandoning the principles of justice that we, as civilized citizens, should always treasure as dearly as life itself.
Opera in the park is always pleasant, if generic, something to treasure as much for the experience as for performances somewhat muted by distance and microphones.
Yesterday's heroes, two and four-legged, brought their country's 17th of these games, but one to treasure as much as any, prompting a standing ovation from a 23,000 crowd.
Still, the nation reacted in shock when it discovered that the US didn't love our northern national treasure as much as we did, and fired her from the talent show.
That's not surprising, considering that the term Woot is derived from role-playing gamers' cries of "Wow, loot!" after discovering treasure, as well as from the hacker term for root, or core, access to a computer system.
A major abstraction by Jean Hélion -- once in the collection of his mother-in-law, Peggy Guggenheim -- is another treasure, as is Matisse's "Woman in a Flowered Hat," a 1919 oil that beautifully represents his portraiture of the period.
Along the way, Deborah Cavendish, to use her civilian name (her friends call her Debo), has become something of a national treasure, as grand as the queen but as approachable as anyone, effortlessly bridging the gap between Us and Them in this perennially class-conscious society.
In addition, out-patients who do not take their antibiotics properly may spread resistant strains beyond hospitals where they have tended to concentrate in the past into the community at large.Drugs for bugsThe consequences of this are already being felt in treasure as well as human lives.
These hills are a treasure as great as Yellowstone.
