Sentence examples for a valuable director from inspiring English sources

We were pleased that the Board acknowledged that Harry Wilson would be a valuable Director.

A) Valuable.

While age and tenure may be relevant factors in ensuring a balanced board, bright-line rules that presume directors to be non-independent after a specified period of board service should be resisted, as they can force the arbitrary loss of valuable directors and are a poor proxy for what really matters.

As studios seek to keep their film series going ad infinitum, the most valuable directors are often ones who have exhibited a strong sensibility and sense of ambition but who still lack a body of big-screen work and are thus considered more artistically governable.

Similarly, it'll be important to retain our most valuable directors during this sudden lurch to the mainstream.

He'll be a valuable player," said director of rugby Dean Ryan.

Alan has made, and continues to make, a valuable contribution as creative director and a programme maker at the BBC".

No one begrudges horror veteran Wes Craven his success with Scream: the snarky, self-referential slasher hit gave the director a valuable profile boost in 1996 and presumably spurred a new generation of fans to seek out some of his earlier, nastier movies.

At the London School of Economics, where the director took home a total of £466,000 in 2012-13, the student union education officer Rosie Coleman says: "Our director is a valuable asset to the institution, especially when utilising his philanthropic networks.

The directors perform a valuable service for top management since they act as validators, assuring shareholders, regulators and the public that everything is kosher.

At the end of the 20th century, the repertory theatres remained a valuable testing ground for actors, directors, and dramatists, often supplying new plays and productions for the West End.