Sentence examples for profoundly valuable from inspiring English sources

It is unforgettable and profoundly valuable.

"It's profoundly valuable that TRAC will assemble this data," Mr. Berman said.

Thinkers such as Smith and Hayek are so profoundly valuable because they have helped us to recognise the role these rules play, once chanced upon, in bringing about the wealth and well-being of the extended market order.

We desperately need to decrease disparity in incomes, but this would be far better accomplished by raising high-bracket income tax rates, not by trying to over-regulate the profoundly valuable activities that produce that income.

That's profoundly valuable," he says.

But in a wayward world, when there is consensus among journalists, critics, and cultural commentators that something is worthy of scorn, this is a sure sign that there is almost certainly something profoundly valuable about it.

Building your character and refining your mindset, are profoundly more valuable in living with a disability, than any accommodations could ever be.

As an electronics and systems engineer with several decades' experience in UK industry, I find Philip Hammond's unequivocal enthusiasm for the sale of ARM, our most valuable technology company, profoundly misjudged (Chancellor says UK is open for business as biggest tech firm sold overseas, 19 July).

EEG based systems have been used in real-world clinical applications and can provide extremely valuable communication capabilities to profoundly paralyzed users.

Others who disliked the No campaign profoundly will criticise Chris Huhne, the energy secretary, for eating up valuable time attacking the Conservatives.

Shikimic acid also profoundly inhibited pancreatic lipase activity by 66%, thus providing another valuable therapeutic aspect for treating diet induced obesity in humans.