Sentence examples for range of valuable from inspiring English sources
About 40 jobs will be lost, plus a range of valuable services, expertise and advocacy.
In fact, soya beans contain a wide range of valuable nutrients and are an excellent source of protein.
It not only ignores Congress's vital mandate, but it breezes past a range of valuable proposals from state and local disaster managers and first responders.
As part of her Australian Research Council laureate fellowship, she's developing the fundamental science to transform the resources in e-waste into a range of valuable products.
I have taken this decision to give mathematics students the best opportunity to benefit from the new qualifications at GCSE and A-level, and in particular recognition of the importance of mathematics as a route to a wide range of valuable higher education courses".
We have already stated that for Raz autonomy is to be understood as an adequate range of valuable options.
Moreover, diatoms are metabolically versatile since they can synthesize and accumulate wide ranges of valuable compounds, such as polyunsaturated fatty acids (PUFAs), extracellular polymeric substances and cell coatings [ 2].
6) Bake in social promotion Popular YouTubers are likely to have a range of other valuable social media assets.
When you've done all this exhaustive disinterring, and written it all down, I think you'll be surprised at how your apparently restricted experience in fact opens up into quite a broad range of potentially valuable avenues.
Indeed, the history of writing is in part a matter of the discovery and representation of these structural levels of spoken language in the attempt to construct an efficient, general, and economical writing system capable of serving a range of socially valuable functions.
ABCC10 is a particularly interesting transporter to study, as overexpression of ABCC10 in vitro confers resistance to an unusually wide range of clinically valuable drugs, including taxanes, vinca alkaloids, nucleoside analogues, and epothilone B (Hopper-Borge et al, 2004; Oguri et al, 2008; Hopper-Borge et al, 2009).
