Sentence examples for valuable even for from inspiring English sources

Technical education can prove valuable even for those students who don't pursue the fields they've studied.

It's an interesting example of how crowdfunding can be valuable even for companies that don't necessarily need the money.

Some ideas will be familiar to Science Careers readers, but the book's precise exposition and granular detail make it valuable even for those who already are well versed.

Many of these alternate food sources may be valuable even outside a catastrophe for reducing the world's current undersupply of food (FAO 2015) to the poorest people (Gwatkin 1980).

Envy drives Jewel the Thieving Hero to steal anything valuable even though she cares nothing for possessions, and Kahn the Warrior is very protective of her and is driven wild with wrath whenever anything appears to threaten her.

Select employees remain valuable even when the firms they work for implode, as was the case with certain partners at Arthur Andersen, an audit firm that went bust in 2002.Second, for the most sophisticated edge of finance, firms are now often less important to clients than the customised products they merely assemble for buyers seeking results, such as the ability to hedge a particular risk.

The Great British Bake Off has shown a whole new generation that skill and creativity are valuable even when they aren't paid for (although they do seem to be worth more if they win prizes. The world isn't perfect yet).

As the poor get poorer in Pakistan, a job as a maid is a valuable commodity, even for a child.

That a large U.S. exporter took the risk of illegally exporting them suggested to Shivji that there is a valuable market even for small fins from great white sharks.

Using a percutaneous procedure can therefore be a valuable alternative, even for patients with incomplete deficits, as it leads to identical deformity reduction when compared to open procedures.

The large number of person-years of follow-up makes the GPRD a valuable resource even for the study of rare diseases, and we have previously used this database to study risk factors for oesophageal and gastric cancer (Lindblad et al, 2005).