Sentence examples for a valuable trait from inspiring English sources
Mangini said that Revis's tenacity was a sign of a short memory, a valuable trait in a cornerback.
"It's a valuable trait to be cheerful in the Mormon church," she laughs, cascades of auburn curls moving with her.
Her good form domestically while the national team was in Canada has continued into this victory tour, and she can play in just about any role, a valuable trait in a small-roster tournament.
This may simply be a coincidence, but Evolv's analysts reckon that applicants' willingness to go to the trouble of installing a new browser shows decisiveness, a valuable trait in a potential employee.
When President Obama listed empathy as a valuable trait for a justice during his 2009 search to replace David Souter, the idea drew scorn from some conservatives who saw it as an excuse for being soft.
One man's judicious independent is another's unreliable traitor.Yet a politician's ability to defy his own party is, on balance, a valuable trait (for the country, if not the party), and it is one that Arlen Specter often displayed.
In the superlative-obsessed realm of collector cars, such a dubious distinction could actually be a benefit, adding a potentially valuable trait to distinguish it from its peers.
"Rich is a brilliant operations man who can get things done, and in a bureaucracy like the State Department that's a very valuable trait," said Kenneth Adelman, who was an official in the Reagan administration.
Investigations into the export of hydrocarbons into the extracellular matrix of B. braunii should uncover a particularly valuable trait that may have a widespread application to increase yield, reduce end product toxicity and simplify product recovery during biofuel manufacture by fermentation.
Typically, this is a very valuable trait because you always know where a person stands.
With industrious machines, a human's physical strength becomes less important and mental strength - knowledge and skills - becomes a more valuable trait.
