Sentence examples for taking away valuable from inspiring English sources

He utilizes the power of the serve and rebounds it quickly back to the server, taking away valuable tenths of seconds to prepare for the next shot.

Frequently these buyers feel disenchanted and are unlikely to continue participating in the art world - taking away valuable capital from the art market and the artists that work within it.

Taking away valuable crop sources, pollution due to fertilizers, harm to the soil, and the lack of a sustainable production model have all come to weigh against the use of crop-based ethanol.

He's afraid she'll take away valuable time for art making.

"The government can't take away valuable property from a legal company without compensation," said Scott McIntyre, spokesman for British American Tobacco Australia.

Opponents have also complained that the center would damage local businesses, stymie planned development and take away valuable parkland.

Supporters say the stadium will bring new jobs and revitalize the Bronx, while opponents say that it will take away valuable parkland.

Fischel-Bock did take away valuable insights and connections from her two minutes of fame.

You may be able to take away valuable insights about how to format your report.

Chemical functional groups or substructures that have a high association with mutagenicity determined from the literature data are largely absent in the Novartis set taking away a valuable discrimination feature.

With cap-locked emphasis she screamed about how they were "ruining family tradition" and "taking away a valuable annual lesson" from her young children.