Sentence examples for to make it valuable from inspiring English sources

"You have to have friends there already to make it valuable".

Behind the scenes, with the help of Groundwork, the LRN has also fitted out Re-Work, essentially two sheds - one with a designer and her team, who rebuild and respray furniture to make it valuable again, the other with engineers trained in mending cookers, fridges, dryers, washing machines and dishwashers.

We wanted to make it valuable: something that people would buy and treasure, instead of simply flipping through then tossing aside," says Bui. "If you see the initial pages before our input, and the final product, it's literally night and day.

This study researched the utilization of currently available data by the corporation and analyzed this data to make it valuable, as well as identifying the most common failures so as to maximize the efficacy of alterations.

Keith Martin Keith Martin, publisher of Sports Car Market magazine and an expert on vintage auto sales says "it really has to be a very limited-production car to make it valuable".

I've learned I can build on something to make it valuable for my family and others.

Otherwise the talk-shop will continue but without the kind of action and political pressure that would make it valuable to the people who really need it.

The tax credit is capped at $500,000 to make it more valuable to smaller companies.

"If you want to make surpluses to make it commercially valuable to sell, some of the public service [remit] would have to give," he said.

Utility companies have taken their own preventive measures, including offering rewards of as much as $10,000 and painting copper wire to make it less valuable as scrap.

Loading an economy car with fancy or expensive features hoping to make it more valuable is not always a good idea, experts warned.