Sentence examples for because of the valuable from inspiring English sources

High-paying dot-com companies are snapping up librarians because of the valuable database and research skills they are taught while obtaining their master's degrees.

And, perhaps more dramatically, what about the researcher in the hard sciences who designs a risky experiment, which, because of the valuable risk that needs to be taken, may or may not lead to a successful publication?

The DfE, Ofqual and the schools regulator, Ofsted, needed to nudge schools to allow teachers to act as exam markers, because of the valuable skills it encouraged, Dawe said.

In Vietnam, the main reason for the declining population of F. hodginsii is over-exploitation because of the valuable timber of this species (Luu and Thomas 2004; Farjon 2010).

These digital collections are thus a reminder that the ancient world provides us all with a wealth of information--about the use of currency, the ancient manipulation of architecture and even the portrait types of an emperor--but are often free to the public in part because of the valuable federal funding of the arts received through endowments like the NEH.

Voice assistants aren't revenue drivers in any way, but technologists say they are important for the future of tech companies because of the valuable data they collect from users.

On the other hand, the huge amount of solvent used in the industry results in high production cost and potential environmental damage because most of the valuable chemicals discharged from the process are incinerated at high temperatures.

The deals are appealing, in part, because of the stores' valuable real estate.

Because of the word valuable in its name, the M.V.P. is harder to define than the Cy Young Award, which simply honors the best pitcher.

I think Korsgaard's position here is that I cannot see any value in any particular practical identity as such: for, to do so would mean being committed to realism, to thinking that being a father, an Englishman, a university lecturer or whatever matters as such; or (in a way that is in the end equally realist), it matters because of the intrinsically valuable things it leads you to do.

That was because family members were keeping most of the valuable items, so that not enough contents were left to merit the cost of a sale.