Sentence examples for and how valuable from inspiring English sources

What differentiates services for a client is the level of advice and how valuable it is.

"But I have a concern about the quality of these evaluations and how valuable the information in them is".

But most companies do not even realise what kind of information they have and how valuable or sensitive it is.

"Arts is generally the first thing that gets cut by government as they don't understand the scale of the industry and how valuable it is," he says.

It's not easy to convey to the public what the reality is for people in the developing world, and how valuable these jobs normally are.

'At this point in my life, I am much more aware of the simpler things in life and how valuable that simplicity is to me,' he replies.

There are also conflicting accounts of where and how the bomb was built and how valuables of a gun dealer ended up with Mr. Nichols.

At first, we had no idea whose tombs they were, and that's when I asked for the genealogy and realized how valuable it is".

Hawes accepted the shift to sixth man without complaint and proved how valuable he'll be around the basket with Bynum absent.

The alternative approach requires a clear idea of what a university is for and of how valuable an upper-level education is, in itself as well as in terms of what it delivers.

For example, a user's gender could be predictive of how they use Twitter and, hence, how valuable their tweets are for social sensing.