Sentence examples for a treasured resource from inspiring English sources
The phrase "a treasured resource" is correct and usable in written English
You can use it to describe something that is highly valued or cherished, often in the context of information, materials, or support. Example: "The library is a treasured resource for students and researchers alike, offering access to rare books and archives."
For nature-loving local residents and visitors alike, this essential book will be a treasured resource.
Ronald said Istrians didn't realize what a treasured resource they had until World War II, when Italian soldiers pointed out the potential.
"Joe is a treasured resource of this university," Spanier says.
Mr. Hammer, right, traveled to the Soviet Union when "laughter was a treasured resource," he said; his memories helped prepare him to play Andrey Botvinnik, who has some lessons about life and laughter for a younger American diplomat, who is played by David Adkins.
Dina Abramowicz, the longtime librarian at the YIVO Institute for Jewish Research whose firsthand and encyclopedic knowledge of the lost Yiddish world of Eastern Europe made her a treasured resource for hundreds of scholars and writers for more than half a century, died on Monday at Beth Israel Medical Center in Manhattan.
In a sign of how desperate Los Angeles is becoming, the city is now considering offering its most treasured resource to crew members at no charge: parking places.
If, suddenly, Saudis became aware that the royal family had also failed to protect the value of the country's treasured resource, the response could be severe.
Together with similarly treasured resources such as shark fins and bird nests, trepang belongs to a group of commodities which were so valuable that "distant seaside cliffs and seemingly peripheral seas became sought-after destinations" [3:138].
Join today and help ensure the future of one of Boston's most treasured resources.
Steve Blair's paper on the relation of fitness to all cause mortality in 1989 in JAMA (1) and Mike McGinness's paper on the actual causes of death also in JAMA 1993 (2) are two of my most treasured resources.
Many talented and motivated women -- whom Ms. Schwarz called "treasured resources" -- are still not being offered flexible schedules, or opportunities for re-entering the workforce, without sacrificing status, position or salary.
