Sentence examples for a valuable world from inspiring English sources

Any audience with the Koch network provides Republican politicians with access to a valuable world.

But the collapse of the Soviet Union enabled historians such as Pat Treanor to access valuable World War II archives, an 11th hour boost for the OSI.

As well as valuable World Cup points, the prize for winning included a live reindeer.

But she let valuable World Cup points slip from her grasp at both races, faltering during her second runs.

The company says it fully complies with the law and provides interns with a valuable, real-world work experience.

Even the World Journalism Preparatory School, a public school in Queens that teaches its 600 students to use journalism skills to explore the world around them, has struggled to find a way to support the school paper, an experience the principal said provided a valuable real-world lesson about the industry.

This is a valuable real-world example, common in epidemiology, of the challenges of subset selection when (i) the number of candidate covariates is large, (ii) most of candidate variables have good explanatory power for the outcome of interest, and (iii) multicollinearity is present.

This series, plus Fonda and Tomlin's Gace and Frankie and Jerry Seinfeld's Comedians in Cars Getting Coffee are what makes the streaming world a valuable alternative to reality show-based broadcast options.

And that, he said, is a valuable warning: a world with so many eyes on the skies renders deep secrets shallow.

"Made in Italy" is still a valuable brand the world over, led by icons like Ferrari cars, Gucci handbags and Ducati motorcycles.

Mulberry has the potential to play a valuable role in world agriculture.