Sentence examples for seriously valuable from inspiring English sources

"There is a seriously valuable role that libraries can play better than anyone else.

It might be difficult to imagine now but in the early 18th Century, tea was a seriously valuable commodity.

I am not saying he is fully or even mostly responsible for this acquisition (I have no idea), but I do think that he adds a lot of value to his clients and his "stamp of approval" is becoming a seriously valuable asset.

It's been a very busy few months since the Enigma team took home the Disrupt Cup back in New York, and co-founder Hicham Oudghiri took the stage here in San Francisco today to deliver an update on the company's trajectory… and unveil a new program for developers looking to turn raw public data into something seriously valuable.

Long before everyone starting talking about a trillion-dollar coin to fix the deficit, the U.S. government was printing and minting some seriously valuable lucre.

Given that the dynamos are seriously valuable (they also green property values), Los Angeles recently called for a "Tree Summit" of experts and advocates to recommend proposals to protect and enhance our urban forest.

This is exciting Microsoft is moving fast from AR demos and custom app development to horizontal apps that look seriously useful and valuable.

"At Move, we take our trade secrets and intellectual property extremely seriously as a valuable asset in our competitive position in the marketplace," said Move's CEO Steve Berkowitz in a statement today.

But when the group really does start to seriously lose strategically valuable ground, it will be a real critical moment for the organization to survive at all.

That might be fine if you are imposing on Facebook, but when Facebook's protocol has imposed on you, something more is required, if Facebook ever wants to be taken seriously as a valuable business.

But, she stresses, we'll first need to overcome our complacency and start taking the long-term protection of valuable data seriously.