Sentence examples for considered so valuable from inspiring English sources

The code was considered so valuable that it was classified until 1968.

WHY do you think this research is considered so valuable by other scientists?

The Rowling books are considered so valuable that they are being kept in an Aberdeenshire police station.

But the performing mermaids at Weeki Wachee were considered so valuable that Florida has protected them as a state treasure.

The name recognition a movie tie-in confers is now considered so valuable that few Broadway shows try to establish identities particularly distinct from a celluloid parent.

The information she provided was considered so valuable that it went to top policy makers at the White House, including several presidents, officials said.

The breed was considered so useful and valuable that when the Germans established the Commission for the Purchase of Horses in October 1914 to capture Belgian horses, the Ardennes was one of two breeds specified as important, the other being the Brabant.

But Chua, a professor at Yale law school (as is her husband), lives in a culture in which a child's self-esteem is considered so fragile that children's sports teams give "Most Valuable Player" awards to every member.

Once reading and writing were considered so important that they were taken over by the government, these skills are no longer as valuable as they once were.

I consider this book so valuable I plan to keep it on my bedside table should I need it later on.

An American mobile-payments start-up called LevelUp, for instance, considers that opportunity so valuable that it offers merchants a discount on the interchange fees that it pays to banks on their behalf.