Sentence examples for throwing valuable from inspiring English sources

Twenty-two of Scotland's 122 whitefish boats allowed monitoring cameras on board to prevent them throwing valuable smaller fish overboard, increased mesh size to avoid catching juveniles and fitted panels to allow cod to escape when they were fishing for other species.

Since it began in 2006, the English Music festival has thrown valuable light on some undeservedly neglected British composers.

She cut up paintings, stuffed the remnants down her garbage disposal and threw valuable jewels and other antiquities into a canal.

But Chapman's scholarly appreciation of Barrett's peculiar musical genius lends authority to this sympathetic account of the reluctant star's decline into befuddled inertia – and throws valuable light on one of the more disturbing stories in rock lore.

Systematic investigation of these genomic regulators could potentially throw valuable insights into the very young and dynamic field of astrobiology.

In conclusion, we believe our data throw valuable light on the role(s) of the PI5P4K family in the animal kingdom, and how their function is related to the molecular evolution that is apparent in structural differences between very similar isoforms.

Instead, it was Tony and Susan's themes about not throwing away valuable relationships that spoke to him.

Instead of throwing out valuable beauty goods (or if you're like us, hoarding them in every corner of your room), try using pretty containers as decoration.

However it at least provides an approximate matching and avoids throwing away valuable data.

Mayor Thomas Menino of Boston, who threw his valuable political support to Ms. Warren last week, said in an interview on Monday, "When candidates go negative, it means they have nothing to talk about".

They might throw away valuable things by accident or because they didn’t realize the value.