Sentence examples for become of value from inspiring English sources
I will learn where everything is, and by the time I become of value to you I'll be up and running.' " Mr. Boulud agreed.
As endogenous markers of hypoxia have recently focused attention as predictors of response to radiotherapy and chemotherapy (Aebersold et al, 2001; Koukourakis et al, 2001a, 2001b, 2002), combined HIF/LDH analysis may become of value.
Locke turned the second law of thermodynamics on its head by proclaiming that nature itself is useless and only becomes of value when human beings apply their labor to it, transforming it into productive assets.
These people should be ashamed of themselves and what has become of their value system.
The creation and use of computational models is seminal to the design of steels and associated processes, and many such models have now become of generic value.
Simple labelling procedures of liposomal drugs will become of great value within the following years, when multiple liposomal agents will be available.
"That which used to be of great zoological value, had become of great historical value," concluded Dahlbom.
However, the motif discovery approach has become of extremely high value with the emergence of ChIP-chip/ChIP-Seq technologies [ 17, 18].
I actually wanted to finish school and become someone of value to myself and the community.
Or that the traditional album-tour cycle may be coming to a close, as music becomes of less value than face-time in an enormodrome, and tours pinned to releases become vestiges of some pre-modern era.
