Sentence examples for presumably valuable from inspiring English sources

He proposes pleasure is affective desire for the continuation of experience one already has and is thus simultaneous with its own (at least partial) satisfaction; it is thus immune from intervening change of desire and therefore always ultimately-reason giving (and, presumably, valuable).

Guano was natural capital, and presumably quite valuable, until the German chemists Fritz Haber and Carl Bosch invented a process to produce synthetic ammonia, the main ingredient in chemical fertilizers.

"Commentators with a keen eye might have noticed that he listed organisations he presumably felt valuable, such as Nato and the United Nations, but did not explicitly state the European Union.

I don't do children.' Then on to his house - a pretty and presumably very valuable bit of real estate, with a guest cottage in the garden where he writes.

Thus the restaurant serves as a relatively subtle propaganda arm for the North Korean government, and presumably earns valuable hard currency to be shipped back home.Something must be working.

Korean sites were also inundated by hackers, presumably after valuable identities.

Why should Dell 's Michael Dell Michael Dell or Bershire Hathaway 's Warren Buffet Warren Buffet slow down if all he faces is the same $100 ticket as anyone else? Especially since their time is presumably more valuable than the next guy's.

The older coin was presumably more valuable than needed, and the new coin remedied the problem.

The highest paid workers, presumably the most valuable to the organization, would get the biggest shares.

India, too, will be a coalition member, though presumably a less valuable one since it has no border with Afghanistan.

Fiat's technology, which was the centerpiece of the tentative arrangement between the two companies announced in January, would presumably still be valuable for a bankrupt Chrysler.