Sentence examples for valuable bar from inspiring English sources

Like the economist John Maynard Keynes, Jung wondered whether modern individuals are trying to atone for an ill-defined sense of moral failure: we are no longer sure what makes something valuable, bar an arbitrary designation of financial worth, and this transforms the humdrum need for money into a kind of worship of money.

We hope that the availability of CRAM combined with available data repositories will enable local, state, and federal decision makers to better manage, restore, and conserve valuable bar-built estuaries in the face of continual threats like development, drought, and sea level rise.

The reforms which would require E.U. nations to reduce fishing for some valuable species and bar captains from dumping low-value "trash fish" overboard are grounded in years of advice from fisheries scientists.

Mastro also purchased gold bars, valuable coins, and other easily hideable assets around this time -- all while telling his investors that things would work out for the better.

Sadly, the icon – an RSS feed icon with a bite taken out of it – makes me think the application is broken whenever I look at my task bar, wasting valuable brain cycles until I realize the author, Narciso Jaramillo, is just being funny and ironic.

"There's the most valuable thing in this bar," he booms.

Also, these reinforcing bars are valuable for temporary concrete structures such as soft-eyes in tunneling works.

But he nonetheless said the bar association had a valuable role to play, particularly in the current administration.

"Because the shoreline is the city's most valuable asset, we're setting the bar for other projects to come," Mr. King said.

There are also many valuable benefits to being involved with bar associations.

Iron was a valuable commodity, both raw in wrought bars and worked into spears or machetes.