Sentence examples for valuable block from inspiring English sources

M2Z, a Silicon Valley-backed, politically connected company, is pressuring the FCC to auction a valuable block of spectrum, promising to use part of it for "free broadband" and arguing that any bidder should do the same.

Our other top-rated REIT, Mills, owns 12 outsized shopping malls around the U.S. A talented developer, Mills has been handed the lead role in redeveloping downtown Chicago's Block 37, possibly the most valuable block of real estate in the entire Midwest.

After two weeks of bidding, the FCC is set to receive more than $12 billion for the various blocks of spectrum, with the valuable C block bringing in $4.7b of that with the most recent bid.

With a growing consumer demand for high protein diets, instead of a troublesome yoghurt byproduct, it could someday be seen simply as a valuable building block for the food industry as a whole.

Curry was coveted by the Knicks a year ago, when they had the eighth pick in the N.B.A. draft and envisioned him as their point guard and valuable building block on the way to the 2010 free-agent bonanza, or summer of LeBron.

In the presence of low cost H2, the hydrogenation of pure CO2 streams (e.g., from carbon capture processes) or CO/CO2 mixtures (e.g., from biomass of coal gasification) to fuels is a potential solution to convert the primary greenhouse gas into a valuable building block for the synthesis of high-added value products.

DcAvd-Cys might also prove to be a valuable building block for creating molecular arrangements, for example on sensor surfaces.

FASTCORE can form a valuable building block here as well.

The public recognition given to achieving even the most basic level of performance at the start of the national accreditation system can be a valuable building block in creating a national culture of quality improvement.

The process can also be tailored to produce more of individual chemical building blocks, which in the future could allow chemical companies to produce the most valuable building blocks at any given time, the team reports in the 26 November issue of Science.

Those tools, known respectively as pen registers and "trap and trace" devices, are valuable building blocks of any preliminary investigation.