if it's valuable

Grammar usage guide and real-world examples

If it's valuable, what's the value?

If it's valuable, you can't keep it here.

"I don't want to know if it's valuable.

If it's valuable, you might want to consider returning it the owner personally.

If it's valuable enough that you don't want to risk it, consider changing the zipper.

If the ticket stub is totally trashed or cannot be restored you may want to retire it to the "circular file" or it may be better off in your jewelry drawer or even in a safety deposit box if it's valuable.

The tube was made of an unidentifiable metal, and Deepak Jain cut a tiny sample so it could be tested to see if it was valuable.

Although the majority of the values elicited fall into the material aspects (i.e., goods such as timber, food, and water) as anthropocentric value (Figure 1), a transformative kind of value (i.e., if it is valuable in reference to unchanging values and perspectives, Chan et al. ([2012])) was drawn out from the mapping and role-playing games.

But what if the vulnerable population is an endangered species; or what if it is valuable domestic livestock, and the main motivation for culling wild reservoir population is economic, such as Wyoming cattle threatened by brucellosis (caused by Brucella abortus) carried by wild bison (Bison bison) and elk (Cervus elaphus) populations (Bienen and Tabor 2006; Cross et al. 2013a)?

Purchase shipping insurance for your artwork if it is valuable.

Front is good, but someone may steal it if it is valuable.