Sentence examples for problems valuable from inspiring English sources

"You may need to upgrade to a more modern pension that does," she adds, although this can cause problems: "Valuable guarantees sometimes apply to older pensions".

Is direct action that calls attention to the bigger problem valuable?

Knowledge about how to address these risks and problems is valuable for societies worldwide.

In mediation you work as a team to develop creative, comprehensive solutions to shared problems, a valuable skill away from the bargaining table as well.

Redlich's best-known work on Austria was his uncompleted Das österreichische Staats- und Reichsproblem (1920 26; "Austrian State and Imperial Problems"), a valuable history of Austrian domestic policy after 1848.

Analysis of random instances of optimization problems provides valuable insights into the behavior and properties of problem's solutions, feasible region, and optimal values, especially in large-scale cases.

The study provides water resource managers and government officials working with similar problems with valuable information for formulation of plan, policy, and strategy.

I do not think I'm being "toxic" to point out the problems with valuable freebies at global events that exclude the vast majority of the playerbase by definition, nor do I think I'm wrong to point out the fact that raids are already frustrating and exhausting for many players, and making the grouping aspect even more difficult is the wrong sort of challenge for the debut of Mewtwo.

Let's look more closely at the letter, beginning with the statement that reading, writing and the abilities to work collaboratively and to solve problems are "valuable lifelong skills". I agree wholeheartedly.

The fact that several aspects of emotional (dys)functioning are uniquely related to different kinds of internalizing problems gives valuable and useful information not only theoretically but also clinically about the distinctive nature of these problems.

In private, though, some Lib Dems recognise that there might be a problem with valuable council houses being tied up in secure tenancy.