Sentence examples for examples of valuable from inspiring English sources
The reiteration of these arguments – in the midst of a book celebrating a remarkably successful programme and rife with examples of valuable craft and life lessons – is somewhat disconcerting, especially when one considers that Bradbury himself, reflecting on the founding of the programme, noted "the degree of suspicion in which creative writing had come to be held in Britain.
The main examples of valuable coins are silver dimes and quarters, copper pennies, old coins, and unique coins and tokens.
Some examples of these valuable efforts are MiRonTop (19), mirGator (20), mirWalk (21), MAGIA2 (22) or microRNA and mRNA Integrated Analysis (23).
l-Ascorbic acid (Running et al. 1994) and polysaccharides (Ramus 1972) are examples of commercially valuable extracellular products obtained from microalgae.
The surveys presented examples of one valuable source that, in combination with other complementary information, can help provide the evidence base required for better understanding HRH as an input to health systems performance.
More encouragingly, in Alaska, where salmon are thriving, Safina explores nature's resilience, citing what "may be the world's best example of managing valuable wildlife to the benefit of regional jobs and prosperity".
In his speech, he also highlighted the veterans interview programme, a scheme that gets firms to voluntarily offer extra help to ex-servicemen and women looking for work, as an example of a valuable initiative that Labour could launch without being in government.
That's just one example of how valuable control over our own data is to us.
"It's a perfect example of how valuable it can be to revisit 'failed' drugs and to carefully consider whether new evidence can be produced to revive the compound".
