Sentence examples for thus valuable from inspiring English sources
The texts are thus valuable not only as religious documents but also historically.
Likewise, if Wada was given the authority to suspend sports from the Olympics and thus valuable funding streams – rather than it being a decision for an IOC that it is never likely to take – then it might have more teeth.
It's an archery success, and thus valuable in a sense.
Thus, valuable knowledge from IP licensing influences product innovation [51].
Qualitative research is thus valuable when it comes to exploring research questions such as illness behaviour and patients' choices [30, 31].
A comprehensive analysis of the literature from this viewpoint is thus valuable, both for theoretical progression and for guiding real-world innovative system developments.
Great scorers are rare and, thus, instantly valuable.
When tax rates were higher — and deductions were thus more valuable — people gave more.
The reindeer have richer, more tender -- and thus more valuable -- meat because they generally stay in one place.
That makes him, in my mind, a far more complete player, and thus, more valuable".
It also made the remaining ad time scarcer, and thus more valuable.
