Sentence examples for is now valuable from inspiring English sources

Depth, it seems, is now valuable for depth's sake alone.

"The iPad has completely changed the price of cobalt," Dr. Chirik said, "so something that once was garbage is now valuable".

This is intuitive and it is now valuable to have studies which support this as an essential feature of ergonomic interventions.

The relatively small number of COPO cars that resulted are now valuable collectibles.

In one slum known locally as Shanghai, residents said they were being forced to move to worse housing — tiny wood-framed huts in a field polluted by oil — because their land was now valuable to Grozny's new real estate speculators.

"A few useless coins and bills that would otherwise be kept in a jar, are now valuable again thanks to this magic box," said Blumenthal.

The estates around Stokesay were now valuable, bringing in over £300 a year in income.

Although citrullination may occur more generally in sites of inflammation, antibodies to citrullinated proteins (anti-cyclic citrullinated peptide (anti-CCP) antibodies) are specific for RA and are now valuable diagnostic markers for the disease [ 6].

Council officers complained that the sculpture is now so valuable it is virtually uninsurable.

That was Apple, which leaped 53 percent during the year and is now more valuable than Microsoft.

But far from being dead, the gap year is now more valuable and beneficial than ever.