Sentence examples for valuable forces from inspiring English sources

Their administration was improved, and they provided valuable forces for his Italian wars.

It is January 1928, and the long-established literary magazine the Dial has just awarded Pound a prize, describing him as "one of the most valuable forces in contemporary literature".

Fierce aesthetic arguments can be valuable, forcing artists to clarify their convictions and goading art lovers into serious thought.

Pakistan has continued to regard the Taliban as a valuable force for protecting Pakistan's interests in Afghanistan in the event of an American withdrawal.

Mr Cockrel, now a valuable force in the City Council, advocates what he calls "creative downsizing".With the demise of the Big Three, a simple fact may sink in at last: Detroit will not be what it was.

Resolving the Israeli-Palestinian dispute is seen by many as an absolute prerequisite to stability in the Middle East, and, although Iran has been no friend of the peace process, its very militancy could make it a uniquely valuable force if it could be enticed to moderate its position.

Supporters of the repeal said it was long past time to end what they saw as an ill-advised practice that cost valuable personnel and forced troops to lie to serve their country.

In other words, Penn State, its football program, and Paterno are assets too valuable and forces too powerful to challenge -- even now.

But there are possible unintended consequences of legislating on this issue – it could actually force companies to stop advertising these valuable opportunities, forcing internships back on to a kind of 'black market' where the vacancies are filled by people with the best connections".

By creating such a force of, say, 20,000, the United States would find itself with a valuable new force that could be used to relieve the strain on the armed forces.

The exercise was valuable in forcing confrontation with demand as well as supply.