Sentence examples for valuable having from inspiring English sources

It's certainly valuable having Obama talk, once more, about what's wrong with Guantánamo.

Has it been valuable, having that other private identity to retreat in to? "At home, to me, I'm Dolly Dean.

UK company digitisemybooks.co.uk was founded by a former teacher who realised how valuable having electronic copies of books could be for educational purposes – among others.

Mr Iovine, a longtime friend of deceased Apple founder Steve Jobs, could be particularly valuable, having forged myriad partnerships and connections among the US music industry as part of his career as a producer and executive.

"Perhaps 'Harty' can run him close but he hasn't got 40-odd England caps of experience and hasn't played in any major championships before so it would be much more valuable having Paul Robinson there than it would be to have Joe Hart - never mind the David James scenario, who is spasmodically in and out because it seems he has a bit of an injury problem".

The Pap test is valuable, having cut the rate of cervical cancer by 70%, but it is archaic.

How valuable has Holmes been?

Something valuable has been made out of virtually nothing.

How valuable have those two losing finals in 2014 proved, sharpening the desire, developing the experience.

"But more valuable has been its success in regenerating belief, hope and human spirit.

Less characteristic but perhaps no less valuable have been the autobiographies written in Irish.