Sentence examples for public valuable from inspiring English sources

Sharing software vulnerability messages on Twitter indicates that particular messages are perceived by the public valuable enough to share with others.

But the blockbuster New York Times story Tuesday showing how Trump's family used a variety of legal, semi-legal, and probably outright criminal methods to dodge taxes gave the public valuable insight into a very specific kind of lie Trump and rich people all over have in common.

Your article implies that the senators, in talking more than Judge Samuel A. Alito Jr., are somehow depriving the public of valuable information.

The last three documentaries in this season's PBS series "Independent Lens" are good examples of what makes public TV valuable.

At a time of lack of faith in politicians, it would be the worst option to allow game-playing to block a format that the public find valuable.

When hard decisions are required, sociologists and political scientists have long argued, a sleepy public gathers valuable tidbits from the media and comes up to speed.

But to build a business that would become a public company, valuable enough to be a major acquisition it's not clear today there is enough opportunity," says Werbach, founder of the Supernova technology conference.

The authors add to the public domain valuable information about the legislative and policy steps in selected Latin American countries to deal with rare disorders.

"If the BBC no longer requires the scarce spectrum it was granted … it should be obliged to give this valuable public resource up for alternative, public value use".

Both Brown and Finkel are distrustful of diaries written with publication in mind, but such records serve a valuable public purpose, too.

But that detracts from the wider point: if valuable public data-sets can create really powerful benefits, shouldn't that value remain in public hands?