Sentence examples for is valuable because of from inspiring English sources

It is not strictly true: the housing stock is valuable because of the shelter it provides now and in the future.

Showalter has told team associates that Kim, who botched two memorable save attempts during the 2001 World Series against the Yankees, is valuable because of his versatility and his vast repertory.

"Philosophers try to make systems of argumentation, where they say a life is valuable because of 'A,'B'B,' or 'C,' " she told me, while we gathered our things, "but we don't have to worry about whether other organisms on this planet have dignity.

But, he adds, the study is valuable because of the questions it raises.

John Hawthorne (2004) has recently argued that knowledge is valuable because of the role it plays in practical reasoning.

The landscape is valuable because of interesting waterfowl and plant species (particularly, Netta ruffina and Cladium mariscus) brought about by the fluctuations in water table arising from the interaction of surface flooding due to stream- and groundwater discharges and water retention by watermill dams.

Other specimens are valuable because of their age.

The lessons here are valuable because of their workmanlike cast, not in spite of it.

Commodities are valuable because of the uses to which they are put (steel into cars).

But, he said, the displays are valuable because of their low power consumption, thinness and light weight.

"Frequent streets and short blocks are valuable because of the fabric of intricate cross-use that they permit among the users of a city neighborhood".