Sentence examples for the valuable addition from inspiring English sources
The phrase "the valuable addition" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English
It is often used to describe something or someone that has been added to something else and brings value to it. Here is an example: "The new marketing strategy proved to be the valuable addition that the company needed to increase its sales."
In the current climate, it is worth paying a high price for staff loyalty.The day may come when working for a start-up that fails will mean unemployment, not the thrill of being snapped up immediately by another dot.com; and when the entrepreneurial experience gained may turn out not to be the valuable addition to a résumé it now appears to be, but evidence of bad judgment.
It positions Pfizer as a market leader in the eczema drug market that boasts sales of $4 billion at present making it the most valuable addition to GIP.
The text is a valuable addition to the efforts in promoting the complex systems view in economic science.
The three reviewers agreed that the paper makes a valuable addition to the earlier results.
Yet the reality of women's lives on the Thailand-Burma border may make the IUD an especially valuable addition to the existing methods mix.
The collection represents a valuable addition to the other plant collections maintained at the Harvard University Herbaria.
"The prize is a valuable addition to the world of Arab literary awards," Jordanian short story writer Hisham Bustani said.
For these reasons the paper is a valuable addition to the existing body of knowledge.
The results of our study confirm that minimal invasive glaucoma surgery with the Trabectome offers a valuable addition to the armamentarium of glaucoma surgery.
All reviewers felt the paper was a valuable addition to the literature and offered several advantages relative to prior work in this field.
Researchers, students and practitioners working in this important and evolving field will find this state-of-the-art book a valuable addition to their reading.
