Sentence examples for of very valuable from inspiring English sources

A breakup means the loss of very valuable reproductive time".

This is one of those cases where we've had to sacrifice the help of a lot of very valuable people".

The three terrorists who were waterboarded, including Khalid Sheikh Mohammed, the mastermind of 9/11, provided extraordinary amounts of very valuable intelligence after they became compliant.

And we can see fingermarks inside a jar where a robber stuffed his fingers in and scooped out a sticky mass of very valuable scented oil".

If he is extradited, then everything could change: he has a lot of very valuable information which could help authorities combat organised crime, in exchange for a lighter sentence".

Given that most in-game challenges tend to produce only a small amount of very valuable loot in the form of armour or weapons that almost everyone would like to own, the problem created is one that can only be solved satisfactorily by a solution that is self-evidently fair and self-contained.

Disappointed to realise that the cost of this "very valuable cache of Turing's works" was way out of the reach of the Bletchley Park Trust, she posted what she called "a desolate tweet".

It was the beginning of my consciousness that I was the carrier of some very valuable antecedents".

In this way the reconstruction of biological systems can be obtained by parsing "formal languages" instead of natural ones, making the identification and the retrieval of such very valuable information easier, faster, and much more reliable [ 13].

For his part Mr. Brendel said: "It is really a matter of a very valuable friendship.

These are important debates about the future of something very valuable – public service broadcasting.