Sentence examples for most valuable because from inspiring English sources

Uneasy peaces are the most valuable, because their alternative are the most awful.

"They're the most valuable because they're rare, and they look the sharpest on," according to Mr. Bailey.

But Mr. Clinton may be most valuable because of his credibility with a voting constituency that Mr. Obama has struggled with, working-class whites.

The visit is most valuable because it gives prospective students an opportunity to talk to undergraduates, meet with faculty or even sit in on a class.

Those attached to documents are most valuable, because the documents may date their use precisely and the seal may confirm the documents' authenticity.

Losing stocks held for a short period, however, are to be unloaded first; short-term losses are generally most valuable because they can offset short-term gains that would otherwise be taxed as ordinary income.

Apple is not the world's most valuable company because it owns factories in China that make iPhones.

The Penguins scratched Evgeni Malkin, the reigning N.H.L. most valuable player, because of an upper-body injury.

Vaughn has been an All-Star and a most valuable player because of his power -- he has 302 career homers -- but he has shown very little this season.

Normalized Polish expression, B*-tree, and sequence pair have been recognized as the most valuable representations because of their superior simplicity, effectiveness, efficiency, and flexibility.

Washington went from a fourth-round draft pick to one of the Jets' most valuable players because he worked as hard as any player on that team.