Sentence examples for and valuable as a from inspiring English sources

Though her ambition always tolled in the background, she had come to respect him, for his unstudied fairness, his gaiety, his integrity and openness, which was as plain and light and valuable as a metal unknown in her world.

Because the Egyptian mummy was so popular and valuable as a medical commodity, various opportunistic traders in Alexandria were soon cooking up fraudulent substitutes, prepared from the flesh of dead lepers, beggars or camels, but prepared to look like the genuine article.

This, in effect, gives Getty a shot (sorry for the pun) at providing another way of making its assets relevant and valuable, as a lever to help Amazon compete against the mighty Google.

Unless you're a Boomer, you can't possibly understand the impossibility of replacing a life at work with recreational pursuits; there simply aren't enough golf courses or gardens to keep this massive generation feeling as vital and valuable as a material endeavor can.

While BMI is practical for assessing adiposity in children, the AI combines a wider range of data related to adiposity than BMI alone and appears both valid and valuable as a research tool for studies of childhood adiposity.

You and Me" is praiseworthy as notable show business history and valuable as an inoculation against narrow-mindedness for children who may need a booster shot for ideas inculcated at home.

Despite the new media onslaught, the Super Bowl has reinvented itself to be even more relevant and valuable as an advertising platform for today's marketers.

You'll be seen as helpful and valuable, and as a credible authority figure in your industry.

They point some caveats in terms of compounds that are legitimately promiscuous and therapeutically valuable as a result.

Of the myriad of cytokines and chemokines that can be measured in the circulation during acute inflammation, IL-6 may be the best studied and most valuable as a prognostic indicator [ 31].

Therefore, Beltran is most valuable to the Mets as immediate, prospect-attaining trade bait -- and least valuable as an expensive, decent player on an otherwise bad team.