Sentence examples for in that valuable from inspiring English sources

The Air Ministry reported the test was successful in that valuable experience had been gained by the ground personnel.

As for who is in that valuable CorFire customer base, it has a pretty extensive range of customers, including large carriers like AT&T and Vodafone, using its mobile payments technology, as well as a number of large retail chains.

Gaps in funding were extremely detrimental to centers in that valuable staff could not be maintained and new staff required time-consuming training.

Externships are similar to internships in that valuable experience and confidence is gained, but the period of time is usually much shorter.

It is not, in short, all that valuable; and it is extremely difficult to establish in the first place.

The pieces have not been babied in the way that valuable art objects usually are.

Dumpsters are monitored even sent back at random to headquarters in San Jose to ensure that valuable parts aren't smuggled out.

"I cannot recall any particular current or former official saying that they believed the P.D.B. was in and of itself that valuable to them.

The Texans parted with Ryans because, as a ho-hum pass defender, he's not all that valuable in nickel and dime.

Although, all that valuable information in the one-on-one chats is being lost.

The result of the second scenario illustrated that valuable land in suburban areas, including flourishing farms, could be saved.