Sentence examples for get a valuable from inspiring English sources

But you do get a valuable sense of how differing perspectives intertwine.

If this investment is successful, Agilent's future business will benefit; if it fails, Agilent will get a valuable early warning about pitfalls to avoid in that business.

Don't be surprised if the Packers find a way to retain Flynn in order to get a valuable trade package for him (think Kevin Kolb with the Eagles or Matt Schaub with the Falcons).

The kids would get a valuable perspective on their universe; they would learn technical skills and exercise their imaginations at the same time; they would learn about the responsibility that comes from creating independent life.

In return, the Qataris would get a valuable global ambassador with the controversial 2022 World Cup on the distant horizon.

The end product obtained is usually enriched with FeSO4, ZnSO4 and bio-fertilizers (N fixers and P solubilizers) to get a valuable product.

In the end, one gets a valuable history lesson and a plausible portrait of Macmillan.

That suggests private equity firms think they are getting a valuable service.

"They've got a valuable asset, and they want to cash in somehow.

Dean Eberling, an analyst with Keefe, Bruyette & Woods, said that UBS would be getting a valuable distribution network for a price well below what it would cost to reproduce.

One gets a valuable history-lesson and a plausible portrait of Macmillan; I simply crave a more radically revisionist account of the last great political actor-manager.