Sentence examples for a valuable posting from inspiring English sources

Handan's surging steel industry has made the city a valuable posting for ambitious politicians, who are quickly promoted, and then move on.

Please also read the links that Roger Pielke, Jr., has assembled in a valuable post clarifying what the trial was, and was not, about.

Here's the core of a valuable post he wrote on extreme weather in a warming climate: Let's start with some very basic, but oft-confused points: Not all extremes are the same.

Ultrasonography is then also presented as an alternative to CXR for diagnosing and monitoring pneumothoraces, as well as a valuable post-procedural technique after central venous catheter insertion.

If to teach is to learn twice, then expanding the role of foundation and core trainees in undergraduate education would also serve as a valuable post-graduate education tool, and reduce consultants' undergraduate education commitments, ultimately providing more time for them to teach the teachers.

But it could prove to be a valuable staging post on the way to the World Cup and beyond.

Gavin Schmidt wrote a valuable Realclimate post back in 2006 noting a variety of issues with "runaway tipping points of no return".

But first I also want to draw attention to a valuable Melissa Gaskill post on the Green blog summarizing discussions at an international symposium on coral reefs held last week in Cairns, Australia.

Why would Mumbai be such a valuable listening post for the N.S.A.? To understand the answer, and indeed to follow the central argument of the book about just why and how United States government eavesdropping has become so pervasive and invasive, one has to know that a vast majority of the world's communications are now transmitted over ­fiber-optic cables.

| Update | In a valuable weekend post, Dan Kahan, the Yale analyst using science to clarify the limits and possibilities in science communication, offered these examples of people he feels have useful approaches in climate communication: Katharine Hayhoe, Geoffrey Haines-Stiles (through Earth — the Operators' Manual), and George Marshall.

Abiraterone acetate remains a valuable option post-chemotherapy, but the FDA's expanded indication to the chemotherapy-naïve setting addresses a critical unmet need, and in the future, abiraterone acetate is likely to be used predominantly prior to chemotherapy.