Sentence examples for valued too from inspiring English sources

As any Buffett-phile knows, philanthropy stats are valued, too.

Under these conditions, other sorts of firms have stayed richly valued, too.

To Bagehot's mind, speed in politics—especially when this actually means weight, measured by the tonnage of legislation tends to be valued too highly.

Still, questions remain about whether Twitter is already valued too richly — its market capitalization as of Monday afternoon was more than $16 billion.

If our ancestors had declared themselves thus satisfied, we would be without many things that we value and that they would have valued too, could they have imagined them.

They were valued too by Bluebird Records, for whom they scored one of the biggest hits of the decade when they revived the Victorian tearjerker Maple On the Hill, sung by Wade and Zeke Morris.

That has value, too.

Great value too.

Remarkable value, too.

It's good value, too.

It has economic value too.