Sentence examples for often valid from inspiring English sources

What Vanguard says are myths about exchange funds are, in Barclays' view, often valid positions.

That's an often valid explanation -- unlike, say, "My neighbor's kid is such a showoff -- and brings insight into human nature.

Pesticide makers say although animal studies are often valid, they can be misleading, because animals may be much more or much less sensitive than humans to certain chemicals.

Two- or three-year concurrent courses of general and professional education lead to the award of a teaching certificate, often valid for work in primary, intermediate, and lower secondary schools.

Nor is it enough, even if it is often valid, to point out that many criticisms of businesses are unmerited, or that those throwing the mud ought also to examine their own practices and social responsibility.

Thus, existing design correlations are often valid only for one of the boiling regimes.

The issue here is not about managing traffic for often-valid technical reasons.

A criticism of Gerrard – and often a valid one – is that he often tries to force play.

And contrary to popular perception, liability experts say, these waivers are often considered valid by the courts.

Initially, I believed that notion of "the one that got away" didn't really apply to me, as once I've "got them", their reasons for "getting away" are often perfectly valid.

If migrants fall seriously ill, they have little choice but to go back to their villages; their government-subsidised rural medical insurance is often not valid in a different province (or even, until last year, in a different part of Henan).