Sentence examples for valuable children from inspiring English sources

Yet this edition is valuable: Children have contributed in practical ways to Mortenson's mission, and there is no shyness here about calling them to action.

There, she cared for children liberated from Dachau, and had the task of tracing 'racially valuable' children kidnapped from Polish families and given to childless German ones.

The Bush administration has imposed new requirements on a valuable children's health insurance program that look so draconian as to be unattainable.

Himmler urged: The "racially valuable" children were to be removed from all contact with Poles, and raised as Germans, with German names.

Local monks actively participate in spreading the valuable child protection messages using existing public address system at the relief camps.

Reading with parents and caregivers — key to building literacy skills and a love of reading in every child — may be particularly valuable for children at risk for developing dyslexia.

With these impeding factors, it remains an open question whether fluid collaborative child-robot storytelling is feasible or is perceived as valuable by children.

As identity records, the books are valuable if children become lost or separated from their families.

Second, the hypothetical costs and rewards used may not be relevant or valuable to children.

The other mechanism is less rational and is especially valuable for children and adults with poor self-control.

"Parents are giving us something they consider most valuable — their children — at a vulnerable age," Folguera said.