Sentence examples for bit valuable from inspiring English sources

There may just a be a tidbit of information you may have forgotten, and the course may be only a small bit valuable.

But that doesn't mean they wouldn't be every bit as valuable in governing".

Bin Laden might be every bit as valuable to Al Qaeda in death as he is in life.

This is every bit as valuable as the work performed by, say, archaeologists in Israel, except that the area of study is prehistoric Pacific societies.

"These children and people of other countries are every bit as valuable and worthy of love as my precious wife and children".

Doing one of these qualifications doesn't just make you that bit more valuable in your role, it is also something that nobody can take away from you.

"We really don't have a soft spot in our lineup," said Manager Joe Torre, whose team improved to 23-6, "and walks are every bit as valuable as hits".

The story of the impending break-up is excellent material, and the author tells it well .Buck Wild" is narrower still, even more straightforward in approach and in its way every bit as valuable.

I believe that my relationship is every bit as valuable, every bit as legal, every bit as moral as anyone enters into, and I believe that this would help validate my relationship, my marriage, and the marriages of other people from outside Massachusetts".

He was particularly drawn to plants with strong visual structures like grasses and members of the Queen Anne's lace family; he once said, only half-jokingly, that "a plant is only worth growing if it looks good when it's dead" — in other words, plants whose seedheads or winter foliage have strength and character are every bit as valuable as vibrant summer flowers.

"There is no doubt that the prospect of higher political revenues for big four affiliates — especially those with higher local news ratings — makes those stations quite a bit more valuable than those without," said Robin Flynn, a senior analyst for SNL Kagan.