Sentence examples for valuable check from inspiring English sources

We've been told that rules that have been repeatedly broken are a valuable check on government overreach.

The spotters provide a routine and valuable check of air activity as well as a warning service.

Some argue that having several sets of eyes review each petition — the pool clerk, along with clerks from the chambers of Justice Stevens and now Justice Alito — may serve as a valuable check.

"We are obviously disappointed with the result," he said, "and we continue to believe that public access to these types of court records would provide a valuable check on law enforcement agencies and on the courts".

"The accreditation is a valuable check to see that we continue maintaining the highest professional standards in both policy and practice," John Hill, curator of the Aviation Museum, said.

But constitutions are harder to change than ordinary laws, so they serve as a valuable check.Term limits may give corrupt politicians an incentive to loot faster.

Perspectives from outside the tech world proper are valuable checks to the tired narratives that bounce around the echo chamber many of us inhabit — or at least visit regularly (thank you to our readers).

But the results still provide a valuable reality check.

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Almost all (90%) of severe haemophilia A or B patients continuously provided diary data after entry and CHR and CHARMS together provide a valuable cross check on data quality.

But at the same figures it is noticeable that there is a strong SI in upregulated row; in this case, it is valuable to check the karyotype of tissue and trace even a minor clone with partial or whole trisomy of X-chromosome.