Sentence examples for maintaining a valuable from inspiring English sources

For anyone interested in Japan's distinctive musical culture, Music From Japan has been a valuable resource since 1975, presenting concerts and festivals of traditional and contemporary works, and maintaining a valuable archive and database devoted mostly to modern Japanese composers.

How your firm deals with your Chinese partners can make the difference between maintaining a valuable business relationship and losing out on a critical market--or worse.

He said he saw no logic in maintaining "a valuable asset as a loss-making enterprise".

The development of a standardized curriculum, integration of teaching modules and complementing students training with hands-on training on equipment greatly enhanced the skills, competency and confidence of the students and ensures maintaining a valuable source of quality laboratory staff.

"We're sure that with the support of local people, and with an opportunity to promote the baths in new ways to more people across the city and beyond, we'll be able to create and maintain a valuable space where people can meet, relax and be healthy," he said.

WHO maintains a valuable compendium of innovative and low-cost technologies including phototherapy devices recommended for LMICs [ 58].

While most Americans identify him with his night job, as the wise-cracking host of "The Tonight Show," those in the old-car fraternity consider him a genuine enthusiast with a deep, hands-on love for the hobby - in contrast to the wealthy collectors who hire experts to buy, restore and maintain a fleet of valuable, rarely driven automobiles.

Sessions also suggested that the guidelines provided by his predecessors Eric Holder and Loretta Lynch were "truly valuable" in maintaining an appropriate balance.

If you can help your subordinate to improve performance, you're more likely to preserve a valuable person while maintaining your own productive relationship with your boss.

The restrictions on transparency, study rigor, and required detail in ToxRefDB maintain a very clean and valuable database, but prevent the integration of less detailed data from many other sources.

Many of the journalists who were writing about him knew he was a fibber, but a combination of legal threats, hospitality, and the desire to maintain access to a valuable source inside the government kept them from exposing him.