Sentence examples for valuable end from inspiring English sources

Syngas is an intermediate compound that holds many valuable end uses today, and in the future, syngas will be used for the generation of electricity.

Or he may "sublimate" the infantile wishes; that is to say, convert their original sexual aim into a culturally and socially valuable end while retaining their basic energy.

Incidentally, in the rush to the hustings, the publication of a series of valuable end of term reports by select committees has been rather lost.

By applying the biorefinery concept, all valuable end products can be extracted from S. myriocystum, thus making the cost of algal biodiesel economically viable.

This report is the first to describe the production of valuable end products through combinational genetic manipulation in S. miltiorrhiza plants.

So happiness, according to Nietzsche, is not an intrinsically valuable end, and men who aim for it — directly or through cultivating the dispositions that lead to it — would be "ridiculous and contemptible".

The baskets are particularly valuable today.

How Edith Wharton's lessons on writing are still valuable today.

Asked whether a million dollars seemed more valuable today than when the idea was developed, he replied, laughing, that even "a dollar seems more valuable today".

In a way, though, Christmas is more valuable today precisely because of this.

If you are on chalk or limestone, think about planting a juniper, a declining British native, providing valuable winter berries.