Sentence examples for intended valuable from inspiring English sources
The mouth wedge eats up (pun intended!) valuable shelf space.
In response to the good news, agriculture officials in many European countries are lifting restrictions intended to protect valuable poultry from infected wild birds.
Rather, it is intended to provide valuable lessons that host cities can adopt and adapt to fit their own unique circumstances.
"We've used storytelling that combines engagement and learning for thousands of years," said Arvind Singhal, professor of communications at the University of Texas, El Paso, and the author of several books on entertainment-education. Ancient myths, parables and Aesop's fables are all examples of stories intended to teach valuable lessons or pass on cultural values between generations.
This study was intended to provide valuable information about important EHR functionality to informaticians in the US and China.
It is intended to provide valuable information for the planning and delivery of culturally responsive pre-school oral health and oral health promotion strategies.
ACTION-J is intended to provide valuable information on suicide attempters and to develop effective case management to reduce future risk for suicide attempters.
The results of this survey were intended to provide valuable information regarding the extent to which English mental health trusts can effectively deliver and support the guided self-help approach using computer-based packages in order to increase access to psychological therapies, increase service efficiency and reduce patient waiting times.
It was a move intended to bring a valuable slice of waterfront property into the public domain, and to appease the club's angry neighbors.
The town was intended to bring in valuable revenue to the earls, but would also have helped to defend the castle on its most vulnerable, overlooked side.
While Lennar is busy at one end of West Point, the John Stewart Company is in charge of all the toxic construction in the neighborhood, as well as the property management and evictions intended to free up valuable units.
