Sentence examples for valued far from inspiring English sources

The mask arrived in 1877 and was soon joined by the chest protector and the mitt, but these safeguards offered minimal cushioning because full range of motion was valued far more than safety.

The cost of passenger waiting time may be valued far less by a federal bureaucracy than by a for-profit firm: the use of busy airports could be unduly restricted.

What the evidence implies is that the work of composers (and composing as a profession) is valued far less by the sector than that of performers, conductors and administrators.

Mr. Murdoch has publicly criticized the pending sale of Time Warner to America Online and has said that Internet companies are valued far too highly for the News Corporation to consider a similar merger.

They know the Twenty20 format provides plentiful cinematic spectacle, but even these editorial positions are symptomatic of a wider institutional crisis, where the Boycott-slow matter of grassroots development is valued far less than cold, hard cash-in-hand.

16 Africa's Young Brides In the remote lands of sub-Saharan Africa's rural patriarchies, where boys are valued far more than girls, many girls must leap straight from childhood to marriage at a word from their fathers.

Detection limits (S/N = 3) ranged from 0.000001 to 0.0002% (w/w), values far below the established restrictions as regard labelling in the European Cosmetics Regulation.

Being valued is far more difficult.

But freedom of expression has value far exceeding its costs.

But here was a man whose cultural value far exceeded his commercial value.

He argued the photo's news value far outweighed any other concerns, and he won.