Sentence examples for extremely valuable pieces from inspiring English sources

The forest is pristine habitat of a sort likely to contain some extremely valuable pieces of timber.

Medical, genetic, financial, and location data, along with purchasing histories, are all extremely valuable pieces of information for social science research, epidemiology, strategic marketing, and other behind-the-scenes industries.

By ordering the closure of more than 400 dispensaries, the Mayor and his City Attorney have made the few dispensaries left standing extremely valuable pieces of real estate.

The Rose Art Museum houses extremely valuable pieces by artists such as Andy Warhol, Jasper Johns, Willem de Kooning, Roy Lichtenstein, Robert Rauschenberg, Morris Louis, Matthew Barney, Cindy Sherman, and Richard Serra.

For example, you won't want to turn a broken ruby ring into a magnet so be sure you separate the extremely valuable pieces from the rest.

"It's an extremely valuable piece, and there's a young curator there who'd love to have it".

Con Edison wants to sell the extremely valuable piece of real estate between 35th Street and 41st Street, but must first expand at 14th Street.

Before Christmas last year, in a bid to step into territory dominated by Amazon, it introduced the Gifts application, which lets users buy goods and services for their Facebook friends, and in turn, share with the company an extremely valuable piece of data: their credit card numbers.

So the deal is that New York pledges an extremely valuable piece of Manhattan real estate and promises to build a billion-dollar stadium suitable for track and field (which New Yorkers don't care much about), Olympic-class swimming pools, a velodrome, archery and rifle ranges and other facilities, and then the IOC may or may not allow the Olympics to come to Gotham.

What I'm trying to say, as if we didn't already know, is the White House is an extremely valuable piece of property, mostly because of its size -- 55,000 square feet -- and location in downtown Washington, D.C.

Furthermore, many of the 33 major pieces supposedly taken from the galleries are extremely valuable, and very small - prime candidates for being put into storage pre-war.