Sentence examples for it is particularly valuable from inspiring English sources
It is particularly valuable for its data on such regions as the Mediterranean basin and the Balkans.
It is particularly valuable for its description of the ancient religious mysteries, and Lucius's restoration from animal to human shape, with the aid of Isis, and his acceptance into her priesthood suggests that Apuleius himself had been initiated into that cult.
It is particularly valuable given its capability to generate and visualise a wide range of multi-criteria decision scenarios, which can facilitate a better understanding of the spatial patterns of alternative landuse suitability potentials for future regional-scale landuse planning and water resource management.
It is particularly valuable to be reminded of the importance of the web of mostly tiny principalities that made up the empire, famously described by Voltaire as neither holy, nor Roman, nor an empire.
It is particularly valuable for the economical production of complex shapes, ranging from mass-produced parts for automobiles to one-of-a-kind production of statues, jewelry, or massive machinery.
Today only a few institutions are seriously offering insurance, even though it is particularly valuable to the poor; yet death and illness, for example, are major risks for banks making small loans, and inevitably they charge for bearing that risk.
Eccentricity, a form of originality, may be valuable to any artist, but it was particularly valuable to someone who defined himself as a Surrealist and took instruction from André Breton.
This had enabled the judges to get a very useful head start - and it was particularly valuable for me as my children are now old enough for planes and waiting rooms to provide acres of reading time.
Because Nursing Home Inspect lets you search (by state and city, by deficiency, by facility name, by keywords), it's particularly valuable for regulators or reporters seeking patterns and trends.
"It was particularly valuable to him to have someone in the room who said, 'That's not how it'll play in the real world, that's not how the red-top newspapers will see it, that's not what matters to most ordinary voters'".
