Sentence examples for that much valuable from inspiring English sources

It soon became evident that much valuable computer time was wasted between users and also while jobs (programs to be executed) were being read or while the results were being printed.

It also reflects unwillingness to confront the reality that much valuable and important family care is provided outside of marriage, with nonmarital births now representing more than 40 percent of the total.

Not only does the automatic use of conventional significance levels imply that much valuable research is suppressed, because "insignificant" results have no chance of publication.

He points to the facts that much valuable music is not expressive and that the equal expressiveness of different pieces would be outweighed in a comparative evaluation by the differences between them in terms of their purely musical value.

However the most robust method, using the methodology recommended by the NHS Classification Service, was the least frequently used, highlighting that much valuable observational data is being ignored.

"Who would have dreamed 30 years ago that this much valuable progress would have been made?" asked Martin Duberman, one of the nation's pre-eminent gay historians.

"He's becoming that much more valuable and dangerous".

It makes bands like Creed that much more valuable".

Still, Dunn's.349 ISO ranked third best in the majors, and in today's game, where power is way down, home runs are that much more valuable.

Also, health insurance is more expensive now than it was in 2009, which makes a percentage subsidy that much more valuable.

A large portion of the battlefield west of the tracks has been destroyed by an open pit mine operated by Tilcon Minerals, which makes the remaining 16 acres that much more valuable, said Ms. Warger.