Sentence examples for places valuable from inspiring English sources

Authorized discourses of landscape value omit key qualities that make places valuable to the people who inhabit them.

Will large corporations ever feel comfortable with a solution that means placing valuable data outside their computer security systems, or will they stick with solutions that remains safely inside their networks and delivered on individual computers?

Consider placing valuable tools and other items behind the seats in the cab.

Place valuable glasses, or knick knacks inside the sock sole and wrap the higher part around the bottom.

In the event of a storm, secure outdoor objects, shuttering windows, and place valuables in waterproof containers.

Don't place valuables in teddy's care.

Such places are valuable because in most parts of the world there is a gap, known as an unconformity, between the Ediacaran and the Cambrian.

Rom skatepark – like the hotly disputed, but now saved undercroft at London's Southbank Centre, another recent victory for skate heritage – shows that such places are valuable for cultural, community and social reasons, as well as for their unique architectural qualities.

In some places this valuable kelp carbon store is disappearing, mown down by a hungry army of sea urchins.

Comcaac patterns of mobility and cultural meanings of places are valuable in understanding broader movement scenarios that may be applicable to a range of cultures.

This also means that medtech companies now have unprecedented access to these audiences of users (and potential users!) in more places for valuable insights.