Sentence examples for raise valuable from inspiring English sources

The Bensons, who raise valuable cows for breeding as well as milking, now shoulder many veterinary responsibilities, giving cows antibiotics for mastitis and intravenous calcium for milk fever.

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The rationale that liquor revenues raise valuable money to invest in social welfare programmes is akin to dealing with "blood money" earned by causing immense family miseries and tragedies.

Held at the Battersea Evolution – an events arena in Battersea Park, London – and generously sponsored by companies such as Belstaff, Nissan, Nokia and TOTAL, the star-studded event was an opportunity to raise valuable funds for UNICEF's projects in Africa.

"On top of this, our customers will be raising valuable funds to go to our partner charity, Groundwork, to invest in much-needed green spaces in our neighbourhoods".

Much of the bin Laden history presented is familiar, but the film raises valuable questions about United States intelligence failures and responds with harsh assessments, taking on a subject too many reporters still consider off-limits.

"You raise very valuable points," she said.

But, in de Acosta, Cohen has found a subject that raises a valuable question: What does it mean to "service," another woman — physically, spiritually, mentally?

Stephen Holden's Dec. 1 Critic's Notebook about the Guggenheim Museum's exhibition "Fever in the Archive: AIDS Activist Videotapes From the Royal S. Marks Collection" raises a valuable point.

I know we've been Lean In'd to death in the last year, but Sheryl Sandberg raises a valuable point about women needing to support one another.

But, while Rhodes raises largely valuable points about the grave deficiencies of the current news media and long-term foreign policy establishment, what he doesn't address is the lack of preparedness on the part of the administration in dealing with a chaotic world it may be making even more chaotic.