Sentence examples for do a valuable job from inspiring English sources

Events like this do a valuable job.

The WikiLeaks papers do a valuable job of shedding light on the sexual violence of the Iraq War, among other things.

Besides – a point that Mansel might have explored somewhat more thoroughly – they did a valuable job with education.

Stephen's done a valuable job of articulating Britain's digital challenge and moving the debate out of its traditional silos of broadcasting and telecoms.

"I do look forward to reminding Londoners constantly that there are 25 politicians other than the mayor in this building, all doing a valuable job on behalf of the capital," he said.

Lancaster has done a valuable job in rebuilding his country's off-field image and restoring pride in the shirt but his 60% win record is only just better than Johnson's and Brian Ashton's.

I hope we see many more Sergios, in part because I simply believe people who work hard to be capable of doing a valuable job should get to actually do that job, and in part because if my life is ever in the hands of a doctor, lawyer, engineer, etc.

Prentis said: "It is a pity that David Cameron cannot concentrate on pensions, instead of kicking back at trade union members, who do such a valuable job in the workplace.

We did a really valuable job for the United States armed forces.

Bickerton has done a valuable and highly informative job in locating the historical roots of Cahiers in the cinematic cultural debate that French intellectuals engaged in from the first world war onwards, and an equally useful one in relating the magazine's decline to the distressing politics of post-1968 France.

Predicting such outbreaks would be a valuable job for computers.