Sentence examples for extensive valuable from inspiring English sources

Church leaders say the struggle in the Anglican diocese of Harare is not only over its extensive, valuable properties, but also over who controls the church itself in a society riven by political divisions, especially since the disputed elections of March 29.

As a result, they offer extensive potentially valuable service jobs without degree requirements.

Jonathan Ross Comic and film memorabilia fanatic Ross's collection of film and comic memorabilia is said to be extensive and valuable.

During the 19th century, the administrator Léopold-Victor Delisle organized the library's extensive and valuable collection of manuscripts.

We wish to thank Dr. Mark Clarke (Universidade Nova de Lisboa) for the extensive and valuable revision of a former, larger version of the paper.

Upon his death, his extensive and valuable library was auctioned by Sotheby's over the course of five days.

The authors thank Dr. Carl Kingsford and Dr. Niranjan Nagarajan at the University of Maryland, for their extensive and valuable help with the bioinformatics analysis and for critical reading of the MS. The authors thank Dr. Ian Wilson at Scripps Research Institute for his very valuable suggestions and for critical reading of the MS. The author (R.A).

Dear Dr. Burchard, We thank you for your extensive and valuable comments.

Administrative databases provide extensive and valuable data, but variation in coding practices is an inherent limitation.

Studies on the stability of mutualisms have generated extensive and valuable information about cooperation between unrelated individuals.

Although there is an extensive and valuable body of theoretical and empirical work exploring how predators learn to avoid aposematic prey (e.g. Friedlander 1976; Gittleman et al.