Sentence examples for a most precious from inspiring English sources

Human capital is a most precious commodity.

Water is a most precious resource, which must be preserved and carefully managed worldwide.

He says he's proud of the book and of his fight for a most precious freedom — freedom of expression.

This would be a most precious prize to the cautious men in Beijing, one they would give dearly to achieve.

It was so clearly for him the highlight of that day, and for me will remain a most precious memory.

An opposite thought is more dominant: Why is public space, a most precious commodity in this city, allowed to be used as a private storage area?

The book will come out in fall 2012 and is intended as a reminder of the most precious gift a parent can give a child: time.

The book's sources necessarily include a vast pulpy welter of fan magazines — among them Macfadden's Movie Weekly — but Leider often adopts an astonishing fanzine prose herself: "His good name, a man's most precious possession, had been forever tarnished.

America was created in 1776 by a document; the most precious national relic they possess".

If children constitute a nation's most precious resource, then we should recognise the vital contribution we expect from teachers.

When he took over, Kenny Dalglish endorsed Ince, saying he would be given a manager's most precious commodity: time.