Sentence examples for precious traits from inspiring English sources
Only with a continued and concerted efforts to engage populations from London to Lisbon, from Sofia to Stockholm, can these positive and precious traits of European identity be renewed and strengthened at this critical juncture.
It's people above profit often to its own detriment and given the current political climate we face, that's a rare and precious trait we should be trying to retain.
Conrad's now-discursive, now-fragmentary poetry offers us a mirror we may hold up to ourselves, if only we dare; eccentric, insistent, passionate, and indubitably wide-eyed, it also reflects those precious human traits we too often leave by the wayside on our dreary, unprofitable, and finally destructive searches for well-assimilated lives and loves.
Furthermore, it gives us a powerful tool to unveil the mechanism of artificial selection, and shortens the time period when precious economic-trait related genes can be transformed for agriculture and industrial productions.
Moreover, Ethiopian barley is a precious source of genes that control important agronomic traits, such as resistance to disease (e.g. powdery mildew, barley yellow dwarf virus, net blotch, scald and loose smut) and to insect attack [ 19- 25], high lysine, and protein quality and content [ 26], and malting and brewing quality [ 27].
The psyche builds layers of protection around people's most vulnerable traits, which may be closely linked to their precious essence.
