Sentence examples for value prizes from inspiring English sources

"It seems that Coke is being a bit misleading, because now it is much harder to get higher value prizes".

He came of age in a world where virtuosic Romanticism was an ultimate value, prized far more than note-perfect adherance to the score.

As part of the changes there will be fewer higher-value prizes and more smaller ones.

As part of the changes, NS&I has reduced the number of higher-value prizes and increased the number of smaller ones.

Even with all those extra lower-value prizes in the mix, the odds of winning a prize with each £1 bond number will lengthen to 30,000-1.

One of the main benefits of using raids for legendary Pokémon, it would seem, would be that the developer has a chance to iron out the bugs before offering up those high-value prizes.

Members of subsequent generations, they say, are more likely to have postmaterialist values, prizing experiences more than goods.

And that, in the rarefied air of professional golf where majors are the only currency that really matters, is the most valued prize of all.

They see it as the single most valued prize in the European integration process.The five Balkan countries may not be allowed to keep it.

More students were willing to give up a high-value prize merely when the low-payoff assignment was characterized by this illusion of expiration.

However, the reasons activating these factors vary according to the values prized in each culture and should therefore be observed in discussions on the subject (Ensari and Murphy, 2003).