Sentence examples for at a valuable from inspiring English sources

One told her daughter to attend blind dates while she's still at a "valuable" age.

Mr Pontellier scrutinises his sunburned wife "as one looks at a valuable piece of personal property which has suffered some damage".

"We cannot allow your moral scruples to deny a student who is keen to slice up a frog a chance at a valuable educational experience," he says.

These continuing hate crimes were laid bare at a valuable but barely noticed Senate hearing last week that provided welcome contrast to Representative Peter King's airing of his xenophobic allegation that the Muslim-American community has been radicalized.

Demonstrating that a world of secular enchantment is a place worth living in, The Joy of Secularism takes a new and liberating look at a valuable and complex subject.

"This really is the first time that an on-demand ad-funded business has actually shown that it can work and at a valuable level for rights holders, so that they get a fair and reasonable rate," Purdham said.

Tobacco use was predicted by SOC, hinting at SOC as a valuable protective factor against harmful tobacco use already at a relatively young age.

"Together we can move away from being a throwaway society to one that looks at waste as a valuable resource," said Gove.

As the squeeze between supply and demand tightens, governments are taking a new look at wastewater as a valuable resource.

PPB offers a versatile platform for target prediction based on multi-fingerprint comparisons, and is freely accessible at www.gdb.unibe.ch as a valuable support for drug discovery.

In the midst of a broader indictment of the U.S. education system, Stiglitz wrote that for-profit colleges "exploit those at the bottom" of society, and that they're "better at exploitation than at delivering a valuable education".