Sentence examples for in which valuable from inspiring English sources
Bertrand Wendling, the executive director of the tuna-fishing cooperative of which the Jean-Marie Christian VI was a part, called the Greenpeace protest "without doubt an act of provocation" in which "valuable work tools" were damaged.
A variety of instances are discussed in which valuable properties already present in certain strains can be combined or improved through state-of-the-art genetic engineering.
Thus, not only can the impact of climate change on historic buildings and future energy demands be estimated, but also the possible effects on the related indoor climates, in which valuable works of art are kept, can be evaluated [2].
Lack of proper facilities and environment for research in the universities and research institutes led to deterioration in the standard of higher education to the extent that today our universities have been relegated to the status of low-level colleges in which valuable university-economy links are totally missing.
The bride price or "roora" is the Zimbabwean custom in which valuables or money are given to the bride's family to seal the marriage.
In populations for which valuable residential history data are available, such as that covered by the NorCAS, the impact of this bias can be explored and insights gained applied to other populations.
Your Task: Compose a one- or two-paragraph scene in which a valuable signed baseball is destroyed.
That in itself was controversial — what critics call "asset stripping," in which the valuable parts of a company are transferred to a new institution (in this case, Rosbank) and sheltered from creditors.
Economists call this the resource curse — the perverse process in which a valuable discovery like oil, gas, diamonds or gold ends up enriching a few at the cost of impoverishing most of the population.
Stein said his clients were "deeply disatisfied" with aspects of how the inquiry had been conducted but called for Emmerson to stay, adding: "I urge the home secretary to seek to find a way in which his valuable contribution can be maintained".
The size of the Missouri River Breaks monument is thus scaled to protect an area in which lie valuable objects and geographic features, and a historic – even monumental – journey took place.
