Sentence examples for be precious for from inspiring English sources
But we should remember that had Dickens been a much worse writer and his the only epic account of society in mid-19th-century England, he would be precious for that reason alone.
"The notion that we have to hold out and be precious for television is gone," said Van Toffler, president of MTV Networks Music and Logo Group, which was one of the early adopters of mobile phone programming.
An away goal would be precious for Senegal for the return leg, particularly given the one-year ban on them playing in the national stadium - punishment for the riots in Dakar - remains in place and they will host Ivory Coast in Casablanca, Morocco on 16 November.
Others may be precious for sentimental reasons.
In particular, the ability to estimate credibility intervals associated with parameter estimates can be precious for experimental design.
We trust that, this database will predominantly be precious for the rapidly rising number of molecular biologists involved in designing/evolving zinc finger proteins for targeting the genome locus of interest.
