Sentence examples for indeed very valuable from inspiring English sources

"There are many things which can be mistaken for ambergris - fat, rubber and palm oil amongst others - but after doing some research and consulting the authorities on such things, we found out that what we had was indeed very valuable".

"It shows 400 prints of the various bird species of America probably worth around £6 or £7m so, very valuable indeed".

"If these companies are indeed successful at creating a compelling proposition for community investing and then use that to extend relationships with the online brokerages, then it would indeed be very valuable," said Andrew Goldfarb, who runs the Boston office of the venture capital firm Jafco Ventures.

So, this information can be very valuable indeed.

But were they to reveal how much they are giving, and to whom, they would be giving the ordinary voter something very valuable indeed.

When that happens, readers want more of the same, and suddenly those neat piles of trade paperbacks, the author's backlist, that have been patiently waiting become very valuable indeed.

And that kind of help should be very valuable indeed.

In the case of my book, that extract will almost certainly be offered for free (the promotional benefits of being syndicated in a newspaper are consideration enough) but in the case of a book like America By Heart, the first syndication rights could be very valuable indeed.

The truth is that UK production has turned in 20 years from an ugly duckling into a very valuable goose indeed – one that, as a result of hard work and talent, has laid some very valuable golden eggs.

Due to the fact that the venture capital community is so small, very few people have the privilege of experiencing life at a venture capital firm--and it is certainly very valuable experience indeed.

So, that's very valuable.