Sentence examples for valuable finds from inspiring English sources

He was considered to be one of the most expert and reliable dealers in the field, who handled only highly valuable finds.

We conclude that, although the road to this medicinal El Dorado may be long and arduous, many other smaller but still valuable finds are hidden along the way.

The C line's builders have offered archaeologists a rare glimpse at Rome's imperial past and are obliged by law to slalom around valuable finds.

She also records less valuable finds voluntarily reported under the portable antiquities scheme, and so has a good working relationship with the licensed mudlarks who scour the Thames shore between tides.

Archaeologists feel that treasure hunters take valuable finds from sites which should be excavated properly, archaeology is all about context they argue and once artefacts are removed our heritage is lost.

Valuable findings found were that the use of single mailed letters to patients reduced recruitment.

"That they can now keep the valuable find is even better".

The passport data, which is not often collected in data breaches, probably was a particularly valuable find for the hackers.

For a front office that has had mixed experiences acquiring players, he has been a valuable find.

Written in Henneky's Long Bar – now the Cittie of Yorke – in High Holborn, London, it was described by one Thomas expert, Professor John Goodby of Swansea university, as "no masterpiece" but a very rare, exciting and "pretty valuable" find.

Analysts whose research is valuable find themselves voted onto Institutional Investor's annual poll of "All-Star" analysts, an honor that results in lots of prestige and lots of money.