Sentence examples for certainly valuable from inspiring English sources

And it is certainly valuable to its regulars, who flock there year after year.

It's certainly valuable having Obama talk, once more, about what's wrong with Guantánamo.

The company has struggled to develop new offerings that wow users, so her skills are certainly valuable.

While certainly valuable to the student, these pages of close reading are a drag on the book as a narrative.

Someone who can play extended minutes at a slightly above average rate is certainly valuable, but he should not be among the highest-paid players in the game.

Therapy is certainly valuable for some types of problems, but it generally isn't relevant for the behavioral issues I work with.

Prediction is certainly a valuable goal in science, but not the only one.

It's clear, based on my observations, that the BSC is certainly a valuable information system for any corporate board.

The "wisdom of crowds" can certainly be valuable in public decision making, but the fact that citizens' online behaviour can be observed and analysed by governments without citizens' acknowledgement poses serious ethical issues.

Two weeks earlier, Mckesson had announced that he would be a candidate in the Baltimore mayoral race, and Obama's praise, after the meeting, for his "outstanding work mobilizing in Baltimore" was, if not an endorsement, certainly politically valuable.

Ultrasonography is certainly a valuable alternative diagnostic tool.