Sentence examples for possibly valuable from inspiring English sources

When I left to go downtown, I felt like the possessor of a possibly valuable secret.

Then, conduct a treasure hunt around your home, looking for possibly valuable craft items.

Its developers hope to usher in the next phase of social networking, allowing musicians to tap social networks for useful and possibly valuable information about their fans.

Some administration officials say they have heard that Yasir Arafat, the Palestinian leader, and Mr. Qurei, his handpicked prime minister, may be tempted to accept such an interim state, however shrunken it is from what they want, as a possibly valuable base from which to conduct future talks with Israel.

As mentioned, the contrast-detail phantom we used does not simulate lesions at different depths in the breast, and although this would give additional and possibly valuable information, we believe this is less important for this study, where we were able to show that hotspots with lower contrasts become visible if we image longer.

Linnaeus' hope was to find new plants, animals and possibly valuable minerals.

This paper [24] also discusses the possibility of removing lignin with the ionic liquid and recovering a separate and possibly more valuable lignin fraction.

While Shaw has the stronger résumé, Kidd brings assets that are more difficult to quantify but are possibly more valuable.

A subsequent police review of the response to the death criticised the cutting down of the body, stating that the action possibly destroyed valuable evidence.

But instead of running around and possibly damaging valuable body parts, I was sitting in a comfortable chair at my friend Jenn Sturm's apartment.

However, cyclic fluvial sediment in alluvial plains in an ongoing subsidence basin can be almost fully preserved, thereby possibly providing valuable paleoclimate proxies (Nádor et al., 2003).