Sentence examples for valuable hand from inspiring English sources

This is certainly something that the universities could have a valuable hand in.

The president has always made clear that she thinks Petrobras too valuable to hand over to the private sector, which she distrusts.

While the equity flows between businesses and their contractors in ever larger quantities, plenty of young companies are clutching to their ownership, declaring their equity too valuable to hand off to outsiders.

After a few seconds, they'll ask "Well, what are you trading me for?" Say that you think this is very valuable, and hand them a paperclip necklace.

"Cooking jobs were very valuable, literally handed down from generation to generation, and they were not about to give their secrets away".

For example, Li Anzhai and Ren Naiqiang provided valuable first-hand information that helped the People's Liberation Army (PLA) to understand the Tibetan situation and design the route to Tibet in 1950.

They have built the first basic database of extra-long highway tunnels in China, which is providing valuable first-hand information on load characteristics and lining stress characteristics of highway tunnels.

Today's emphasis on continuous learning is another valuable legacy handed down from the Valley.

LEAF interns gain valuable first-hand conservation experience and often go on to pursue successful environmental career paths.

Activists like Pittman had enough time to remove their valuables and hand them to friends and say their goodbyes.

Dunglass was appointed a director of the Bank of Scotland in 1946, and although he never considered banking as a long-term occupation he gained valuable first-hand experience in commerce and finance.