Sentence examples for believe valuable from inspiring English sources

"There are, we believe, valuable lessons to be learned in the design of materials from the evolutionary processes that have taken place," said Dr. Arthur Heuer, a professor of materials science and engineering at Case Western Reserve University in Cleveland.

Therefore, we believe valuable lessons can be learned for managing asphaltene issues in other cases, and for this reason, we have included further discussion in this section.

While these efforts are progressing, medical societies, the government, and insurers have developed standardized methods to collect and analyze the current literature and make recommendations for care they believe valuable and appropriate.

However, even with these limitations, we believe valuable insights can be gained from broad based literature assessments of the genetic contribution in human common complex disease and in mouse phenotypic biology.

He said the proper procedure was to have passengers fill out a claims form or contact the police when they say they believe valuables have been stolen.

It was, Slingo believes, valuable training – even now, she reveals, she can glean a pretty shrewd idea of the forecast from a shuftie at the maps.

Stamps only cost eight cents in those days — and there was some satisfaction of getting something of value, or something I believed valuable anyway, for … well, for four stamps times eight cents each … thirty-two cents.

Professor Robert Sternberg, Psychologist and Psychometrician at Cornell University, believes valuable qualities for success are not tested for in school.

"And as a haughty dark-skinned woman (her, not me)," she adds, "there's the whole struggle to believe oneself valuable and beautiful when the winds blow otherwise".

Many fishery managers believe that valuable information related to climate change, particularly long-term datasets, already exists but has not been made easily accessible or brought to their attention.

While pessimists predict nothing but doom and gloom, optimists, with good reason, believe that valuable lessons could be drawn from the "Occupy Central" fiasco and Hong Kong could come out stronger.