Sentence examples for valuable beginning from inspiring English sources

It was recognized that the current scope of quality data had to be seen as a valuable beginning with the aim to continuously extend the coverage further.

In 2000 its main resource, fossilised bird droppings mined for their valuable phosphates, began to run out.

Two primary contenders for the National League's most valuable player began July in the other league, and another one did not truly surge until September.

The league's most valuable player began the finals averaging 32 points a game in the playoffs while shooting a Cousyesque 37percentt.

Ms. de la Pena has continued the valuable work, begun by writers like the journalist Debbie Nathan and the literary critic Frederick Crews, of bringing the nation back to its senses after an episode of mass hysteria.

When the word got around to the Bedouins that the manuscripts from the cave were valuable, they began to look in other caves, and in the latter part of 1951 they turned up at the Ecole Biblique with handfuls of crumbled papyrus and parchment that were obviously the remnants of similar scrolls.

When cod and other valuable fishes began to disappear from near-shore waters of the northwest Atlantic Ocean in the 1980s, fishing vessels sailed into ever deeper waters and dropped modified nets in search of new catches.

That information doesn't seem to valuable to begin with, but it's vital for getting developers to use App Links for ecommerce and ads on Facebook's mobile News Feed.

The use of their valuable hides began in the Middle Ages.

With science and technology advancing so rapidly, it would be valuable to begin examining the perspective from our projected future selves.

Every role is valuable and begins to build up your acting resume.