Sentence examples for rather valuable from inspiring English sources

Well, they have become rather valuable..."....

LUCIUS: By the way, this Gutenberg is rather valuable.

The original, a rather valuable chunk of gold, is stored in his bank.

The view is soothing when calm, awesome when stormy and makes the plot on which her modest home stands rather valuable.

Scientists testing a possible cancer treatment have spotted a side effect that may prove rather valuable: the experimental drug made mice lose a significant amount of weight, without any apparent damage to their health.

When I hear him talking about the City of London and the fact that it is a rather valuable asset, he is closer to us, but he's not quite UKIP yet.

Other scholars view such long-distance acquisitions as being motivated in part by ideology in which goods are not commodities in the modern sense but rather "valuables," symbols of status and recognition.

But I get the feeling that would change pretty fast if she felt she was perceived as useful, rather than valuable, to the leadership.

McMaster tried to reassure the political appointees that the professional staffers weren't spies but, rather, a valuable source of institutional knowledge.

Most deals have been between joint-venture partners or customers and suppliers, who were already in bed together.The usual explanation was that Asian company bosses thought themselves rather more valuable than anyone else did.

Rather more valuable research was done on the same expedition - the first on which Hillary's wife accompanied him - into the long-term effects of altitude, and a further result was the building of an airstrip in the village of Mingbo, the first of Hillary's many community projects in Nepal.