Sentence examples for valuable gateway from inspiring English sources

My rule with Wikipedia during the life it so recently terminated has always been to regard it as a valuable gateway but not the final word on the subject.

As TechRice notes, sales of these forked devices may be lucrative, but ChinaDroids are also a valuable gateway to content, starting with in-app purchases and then becoming the "terminal of choice" for e-commerce.

For Emer and many others, it has provided a valuable gateway for exchanging ideas.

Suppliers of medical information and features need to join the open source movement and must make use of standardized medical information formats, in order to allow third parties to create valuable, mobile gateway apps.

Given that a firm understanding of chromosome structure and function are central to these two gateway courses, valuable information about student models could be obtained from these populations.

The social platforms hold valuable cards (identity, affinity clouds, content gateways) but face commoditization and the threat of fragmentation of the realtime market by threatened incumbents (Murdoch, Microsoft, Google).

CloudFlare's launch of its gateway could prove to be a valuable testing ground for the new standard, providing valuable insight for the inevitable future changeover.

We are less valuable outside the European Union – no longer China's gateway to the EU, or its voice in discussions there – but canny investors may relish the prospect of Brexit bargains.

He highlights the epidemiologic case-crossover design and prevention research experiments as potentially valuable approaches in new directions for research on the steppingstone and gateway processes.

In the age of rapidly growing Internet technology, library websites have become a gateway to knowledge and the entrance for readers to access valuable resources and services.

Not only are they gateways to understanding consciousness itself, they also – alone or as aids to psychotherapy – open up valuable new avenues of treatment for many human ills, including depression, cluster headaches, anxiety, addiction and post-traumatic stress disorder.