Sentence examples for obvious valuable from inspiring English sources

"And it's not just the obvious, valuable stuff we normally worry about, not just a pair of cuff links or a diamond ring," she continued.

Where others might see mountains of rotting garbage, long since gleaned of obvious valuables like empty bottles and cans, the couple see the opportunity to earn a respectable living.

Along with some other obvious valuables, she made off with enough gadgets to make her pimp/fence happy enough to keep her high for the next week.

This exhibition can only scratch the surface of providing information about potential jobs to the students, but over the years it is obvious how valuable teachers find it as a way of informing their classes.

Interestingly, Ranke's list of sources of relevant data omits what present-day historians would consider the most obvious and valuable source: state papers (the documents produced by public officials in performing official actions).

An obvious but valuable lesson: influential fans are worth a lot.

One of the less obvious, yet immensely valuable, benefits of a VoC program is better cross-organization alignment.

The benefits to the student are fairly obvious: they gain valuable hands-on experience and get an inside look at what the real business world involves.

The most serious question is the most obvious: If slots are valuable property, why give them away?

There is a less obvious, but just as valuable, insight one can extrapolate than simply finding the best bagel or a cute date-spot night.

The reason for his studied ignorance is entirely too obvious: Turkey is a valuable NATO ally, and has been (sometimes) helpful in the fight against the Islamic State (Isis).