Sentence examples for but extremely valuable from inspiring English sources

ABC executives emphasize that "Millionaire" remains not only viable but extremely valuable, especially because it can play so many original episodes when scripted shows have half a season of repeats.

The analysis of the contents of the Leahy letter is proceeding slowly, the investigators say, because they are learning the science as they go along and want to make sure that none of the scarce, lightweight but extremely valuable evidence is lost, corrupted or misinterpreted.

"We've got extremely limited resources but extremely valuable friends," Biddulph said.

Four of these ships broke through the British blockade of the French coast, arriving in the Indian Ocean in the spring of 1809, where Hamelin dispersed them into the Bay of Bengal with orders to intercept, attack and capture or destroy the heavily armed but extremely valuable convoys of East Indiamen.

We believe that in most settings where MADE-IN/MADE-FOR could be used, information on live births will be available from other existing sources, so that a population survey is an optional, but extremely valuable, extra not strictly required for estimating MMR.

For a somewhat older but still extremely valuable collection of interpretations, see Hicks (1907).

Many of these systems may lack advanced genetic tools but are extremely valuable models in other biological fields.

These pieces were not expensive in those days, but are now extremely valuable, so this was no easy task.

But cash became extremely valuable towards the end of last year and the beginning of this year.

"But they are extremely valuable to the people we serve".

"What do you think?" At first Barnum appeared not to have heard; but his opinion was extremely valuable, most of all to himself.