Sentence examples for valuable however from inspiring English sources

Even more valuable, however, was copper.

What is valuable, however, is that he is now on the defensive.

(Those years as a patent attorney would prove immensely valuable, however, especially when some of the same companies that earlier turned Carlson down thought about filching Haloid's discoveries; even selenium, a key element in the toner, was protected).

That information is believed to be less valuable, however, and critics say it shows a troubling underside that can accompany allegiances with former Soviet nations, and the problems -- moral and practical -- that follow.

Palms are valuable, however, for their various fruits (coconuts, dates, and palm kernels) and leaf products (carnauba wax, raffia, and thatching and walling materials for houses in the tropics).

"There is a lot of evidence that physical activity and exercise are valuable however old you are, and that frail, older people gain the most benefit," says Louise McGregor, vice-chair of the Agile professional network for physiotherapists working with older people.

In a statement, the Danish Police said: "The National Police can inform that the so-called jewellery law at the current time has not given rise to the confiscation of cash or valuables,"  However, critics have said the bill was intended to be used as a signal, rather than a real legislation.

Apple still remains the world's most valuable company, however, just ahead of Exxon Mobil.

These studies can provide valuable information; however, they are limited and have not yet succeeded in providing a predictive test to identify radiosensitivity in patients.

The most valuable players, however, may not have been determined.

Not all artists are happy when their doodles become valuable collectibles, however.