Sentence examples for are precious resources from inspiring English sources

For him old recordings, orchestral and band arrangements and sheet music for movies, Broadway musicals, nightclubs and radio and television shows are precious resources that must be preserved.

Ms. Bok is not a complete absolutist about the need always to tell the truth, and she provides examples where that need should be tempered, but unlike the two recent authors, she tends to seek an unshakeable principle, and she ends in a homily: "Trust and integrity are precious resources, easily squandered, hard to regain.

In the past, both of these methods would have consumed copious amounts of time and money, which are precious resources in the publish-or-perish world of academic research, especially given dwindling budgets.

Finally, the development of the protocol described herein not only saves researchers' time and funds, but also reduces the number of mice sacrificed, which are precious resources often of limited supply.

They are precious resource, to say the least.

But there are precious few resources to pass on.

Baths use up a lot of water and take time -- both of these resources are precious.

"People are realizing that S.R.O.'s are a precious resource and aren't taking a hard-line position against the tenants anymore," Mr. Poe said.

We are less safe because we are spending precious resources tearing families apart rather than targeting those who truly intend to do us harm.

Meanwhile, companies like RecycleForce are saving precious resources while giving ex-offenders an opportunity to change their lives and stay off the streets.

King argued that Vietnam was stealing precious resources from domestic programs and that the Vietnam War was "an enemy of the poor".