Sentence examples for a future valuable from inspiring English sources
A future valuable initiative would be to determine how thinning and pruning measures influence root distribution over time.
The pitcher in that instance was Spud Chandler, a future most valuable player who helped the Yankees win the World Series later that season.
The Yankees might have cost themselves titles in the 1980s by trading a future most valuable player (Willie McGee), a future Cy Young Award winner (Doug Drabek), a future World Series M.V.P. (José Rijo) and two future sluggers (Fred McGriff and Jay Buhner).
A future analysis that could provide valuable information is an analysis of the difference in disease management between patients with arterial hypertension and diabetes.
It may be valuable in a future study to explore the cognitive reasoning for the prioritisation of issues addressed by different GPs.
An option gives its holder the right to buy a share of stock at a fixed price in the future, an extremely valuable right during a bull market but one that becomes less attractive when the shares are not rising.
If we do so, though, we are insisting that the relations that matter in the having of a valuable future are definitely psychological, in which case, even if I am identical with some past fetus (qua organism or animal), that is irrelevant: what matters in the having of a valuable future does not obtain between us, so while a fetus has a future, it really does not have a future like ours.
Nevertheless, surely we want to say that I still have a valuable future — indeed, it is overwhelmingly plausible to say I will have two valuable futures.
"They are now regarded as simply another category of immigrants" rather than a valuable future source of intellectual capital.
Quantification of the NNS pattern in preterm infants may be a valuable future component of their evaluation.
Therefore, further development of power functions under relaxed conditions reflecting more real world situations should be a valuable future study.
