Sentence examples for on how valuable from inspiring English sources

That depends on how valuable truthfulness is.

Yet we cannot quite agree on how valuable government health care benefits are to Americans.

The cost of the name will be based, in large part, on how valuable Big East history is, and how badly the Catholic colleges crave it.

"You can't put a price tag on how valuable it was to the human spirit here," says Myron Cope, the dean of Pittsburgh sportscasters, whose style might be called Overcaffeinated Cosell.

Investors might be better served by genuinely independent research, even if they have to pay for it.That may well be the direction in which the market evolves, although even big investing institutions seem reluctant to spend much on research (a comment, perhaps, on how valuable such research is).

It depends on how valuable you think your time is but I'll tell you this.

What they cannot agree on is how valuable.

She told the police that she became scared following her son's arrest in January, because she saw on television how valuable the stolen paintings were.

I lost a certain interest in making the construction business I was running into the big company that I dreamed of when I started, and I focused a lot more on people and how valuable each one of us is.

Statistics proliferate on how much more valuable undergraduate college degrees are than high school diplomas alone.

Seth Kugel, The New York Times Frugal Traveler, gives us some surprising tips on how to keep valuables safe when traveling abroad.