Sentence examples for perhaps valuable from inspiring English sources

Thinking about which ones we'd like young people to read after we're gone is a slightly morbid — though perhaps valuable — exercise.

More important was the sense of being unknown, perhaps valuable for someone who masked her own name in gender-neutral initials when she started out as an author.

At a time when public officials across the country are considering sweeping revisions to building codes, and some tenants are struggling to regain confidence in the safety of skyscrapers, many technical experts say there are good reasons they have dealt so gingerly with such a volatile, if perhaps valuable, question.

That would be cruel - although, perhaps a valuable learning experience for the business of show.

Perhaps most valuable, he could analyze the value of each shot of a golfer's score.

Perhaps more valuable than the manganese is the island's Franciscan schist, a rock used in road building.

But perhaps more valuable even than the design, Richemont acquired the Panerai story and all the marketing opportunities it provided.

For HomeSeekers, which is nearing profitability but trading for mere pennies on the Nasdaq, the publicity is perhaps more valuable.

The judge's sentence implied that a senior executive is somehow not as bad as an "ordinary" criminal, and perhaps more valuable to society living outside prison.

But it is, perhaps, most valuable for reminding us how mind-bogglingly spectacular the invisible filaments of our vast mail network is.

What will prevent today's crop of young victims from receiving the same evaluations when they try to follow a suggested and perhaps actually valuable strategy?