Sentence examples for In valuable from inspiring English sources

University officials say that their agreements with card issuers comply with the law and bring in valuable revenue.

Madeleine was still missing, and the story, for many of the tabloids, was still there to bring in valuable readers.

Neighbouring Kenya has outlawed big game hunting, but the Tanzanian government says if properly managed it could bring in valuable tourism trade.

The town was intended to bring in valuable revenue to the earls, but would also have helped to defend the castle on its most vulnerable, overlooked side.

They can even be quite the asset, serving as another source of fresh ideas and bring in valuable input during project planning sessions.

But the condos bring in valuable revenue that offsets the extra costs.

But what his mother lacked in high fashion, she made up for in valuable life lessons.

Rich in valuable minerals, eastern Congo has been troubled by conflict for decades.

Also, a measurement by which one comes to understand the expense, in valuable laundry quarters, of owning a car.

The precursor of vitamin A called beta carotene is found in valuable amounts in red and yellow tomatoes and in many other vegetables.

"If more educated parents are spending more time with their kids in valuable activities for their development, then children will be doing well.