Sentence examples for valuable days from inspiring English sources

Valuable days that can't be brought back.

The clock is meant to be restarted when the patient says they are ready again, but sometimes it stays paused until the hospital is able to arrange the next appointment, buying itself valuable days, even weeks.

Weaning from continuous veno-venous hemofiltration therapy or movement of the patient to the ward, based on the return of kidney function that is now quantifiable, may minimize valuable days in the ICU.

"It is fantastic, it is the most valuable day of racing ever in this country," Balding said.

Promotional activities The more successful the driver the more valuable the days, because they aren't too keen to do many sponsor days.

His sailors have lost valuable training days after falling ill with vomiting and diarrhea.

The poor do not like spending valuable working days listening to evasive testimony.

This expert knowledge is precisely what makes the book believable, valuable: "Our days consist of sand and water and sweat and piss".

Kurt Warner played the way he did in his most valuable player days, leading the host Arizona Cardinals over the Miami Dolphins, 31-10, and to their first 2-0 start in 17 years.

"A person's image is extremely valuable these days – often generating more revenue for the individual than whatever it is that they are famous for," said Jason Romer, managing partner at Guernsey-based law firm Collas Crill, which hopes to be a market leader in image rights management when the island's new law is passed later in the year.

Through special-interest legislation pushed through by the Hawaiian Congressional delegation, Pride of America was allowed to qualify under United States law for a special privilege -- the ability to sail solely between American ports, without having to touch base on foreign soil as foreign vessels must, wasting valuable sailing days.