Sentence examples for of really valuable from inspiring English sources

I met a Canadian obstetrician who was so up-to-date with modern practice he was able to do a lot of really valuable teaching.

"My smartphone produces a huge amount of data, my car produces ridiculous amounts of really valuable data, my house is throwing off data, everything is making data," said Erik Swan, 47, co-founder of Splunk, a San Francisco-based start-up whose software indexes vast quantities of machine-generated data into searchable links.

We prefer to keep that information private because we suspect it would be misused to sell us snake oil instead of really valuable products.

Thus, Nozick contends, correct regulative principles must take the form of moral side constraints upon what may be done to individuals even for the sake of really valuable, choice-worthy social outcomes.

I learned a lot of really valuable things at CMJ and met some great people who I still talk to.

"I just think that we have a lot of really valuable players on our team," McVay said.

To understand Mr. Gagosian's success you need to understand that the postwar art world is basically a stock market with a couple of thousand really valuable shares.

"I was so against the idea of having really valuable rugs with dogs, kids, wet feet and spilled soda," she said, so she picked up an inexpensive jute rug at Target for the living room.

So what appears to be critical to the ethics of biodiversity is the first question: Is each and every living thing – irrespective of species – really valuable in itself?

The problem is that judgment calls, like 'work harder' and the search for magic secrets stop short of the really valuable questions, the ones that really could make a difference in finding work.

Sending through low-fi prototypes to that panel of users was really valuable.