Sentence examples for valuable both on from inspiring English sources
"He has played at the top level for a long time and has a wealth of experience which is so valuable both on and off the pitch.
Legal positivism does not deny that moral and political criticism of legal systems is important, but insists that a descriptive or conceptual approach to law is valuable, both on its own terms and as a necessary prelude to criticism.
Whatever makes the impersonators more like Johnny is valuable, both on a financial level ("movie accuracy" is the ultimate goal) but also on some sort of spiritual level.
PIERRE BOULEZ The Miller Theater's Composer Portraits series is valuable both for its illuminating focus on single composers and for its breadth: the young and little-known are (almost) as likely to be featured as their famous elders.
More than often the big, five-seater cars lying bumper-to-bumper carry only one person; a waste of valuable space, both on the streets and in valuable parking spaces.
Pietersen's listing in the IPL auction confirms his intention to again play in the IPL, where he is regarded as one of the most valuable players both on, and off, the field.
"She's been a valuable voice both on air and in our newsroom, and we wish her all the best".
"He was so valuable on both sides of the football that he earned the nickname 60-Minute Chandnois".
Encouraging that contribution with effective support can create an environment where other students will want to pursue a Ph.D. Time and resources are valuable on both sides of the fence.
These tests confirmed that all participants responded fewer times when the outcome was devalued as opposed to still valuable on both congruent (F=119.53, df=1, 38, p<0.001) and standard (F=11.02, df=1, 38, p<0.01) discriminations.
From this it is anticipated that the set-up, designed for recording of electrophysiological parameters, can be used for long-term studies of defined neuronal networks and provide valuable information on both normal, neurotoxicological and neuropathological conditions.
