Sentence examples for a valuable attribute from inspiring English sources
He has the qualifications to run the agency, a valuable attribute in a deputy.
Mr. Bolten almost never speaks to reporters, a valuable attribute in a White House that prizes secrecy.
It was only as the economic crisis deepened and a full-on recession was declared that Mr. Obama's hard-to-ruffle demeanor came into focus as a valuable attribute — not only as a candidate but, presumably, as a president-elect.
Although she travels internationally for her work, Margaret seems to carry a heartland innocence around with her, a valuable attribute for someone who must convince new employees that theirs is not a job but a mission.
And since staying in is the new going out, little girls will have more time for old-fashioned play.In this section Boom in the bust Priming the pipe No Opel, no hope Sui Genesis So much for capitalism In the pink Game on ReprintsBarbie also embodies career flexibility, a valuable attribute in difficult times.
Shrewdness is a valuable attribute in this cutthroat world of competitive science.
The ability to store electronic versions of commonly used reference material such as the British National Formulary and the Oxford Handbook of Clinical Medicine on a single chip is a potentially valuable attribute of the PDA.
The cyclic scaffold of APY-βAla8.am is a particularly valuable attribute, since cyclic peptides can show more favorable properties, including high binding affinity and metabolic stability.
Discipline, obedience, respect for authority -- these are all valuable attributes to be taught to the young.
The absence of strong competition gives the exchanges some power to set their prices, which helps explain why exchanges that trade derivatives are valued more highly than those that stick purely to share trading.Another valuable attribute is that a futures trade is usually cleared by the exchange on which it was made.
A valuable seismic attribute is one that enhances geologic features including faults or depositional and stratigraphic elements such as channels and lobes (Chopra and Marfurt 2005 in Rubio 2010).
