Sentence examples for decidedly valuable from inspiring English sources
The Ft. Detrick work benefited from BW data obtained during the war by the Japanese, who had used nearly 3,000 prisoners as human guinea pigs (the data was decidedly valuable, a high-ranking Ft. Detrick scientist remarked, explaining, "Such information could not be obtained in our own laboratories because of scruples attached to human experimentation").
And by virtue of this verdict, the patents have become decidedly more valuable.
Social media use is decidedly not rare or valuable.
Anywhere but Zone A. Also in Red Hook, Audrey Reynolds, 27, packed a "go bag" with decidedly nonessential items, however valuable in sentiment.
Of course, nothing changes until the league, its players and the mayhem-loving faction of its fans realize heads are decidedly more fragile and valuable than Wiffle balls and just because some people find the barbarism entertaining doesn't make it defensible.
That is not a lot of time to move an entire library of rare, valuable and decidedly fragile materials.
In fact I quite like an antiques programme; a good dose of Antiques Roadshow on a Sunday evening is the televisual equivalent of doing your homework or ironing your shirts in preparation for the week ahead, only featuring decidedly more pieces of almost valuable but disappointingly chipped bits of crockery.
Suddenly, everyone was smiling as if it were those sensational spectators, Magic and Michael, while Stern was handing the most valuable player trophy to Iverson, the tattooed, corn-rowed and loose-lipped rapper, and singing a decidedly upbeat tune.
