Sentence examples for of which valuable from inspiring English sources

The enzymes due to their specificity attack only the dye molecules as a result of which valuable dyeing additives and fibers are kept intact.

All the talk about Democrats and Republicans reaching across the aisle to compromise is really quite meaningless until we know what subjects are involved as well as how much of which valuable items or principles are being sacrificed.

Bertrand Wendling, the executive director of the tuna-fishing cooperative of which the Jean-Marie Christian VI was a part, called the Greenpeace protest "without doubt an act of provocation" in which "valuable work tools" were damaged.

For many low-lying coastal areas, historical records of past HEMI events from which valuable lessons may be learned are scarce [17].

All of which offers valuable advice to the currently troubled singer.

It includes several dozen species, some of which are valuable for their timber and beauty.

Iraqi women, often fed up with the violence in their neighborhoods, could be persuaded to provide information, but first we had to bridge the gender gap, build rapport and earn their trust, all of which took valuable time".

They contain important wildflower meadows, grasslands, ancient woodlands and ponds - all of which are valuable habitats for species that are declining locally or nationally.

The tanks are operated with a deep vortex, the presence and depth of which provides valuable information on the performance of the precipitation.

The three grassland types occurring in North American are tall, mixed and short grass prairies, each of which provide valuable ecosystem services to humans.

If that information, known as big data, is used in appropriate ways, it can teach us a lot about behavior, performance, and potential--all of which are valuable to human resources professionals.