Sentence examples for valuable in doing from inspiring English sources

We anticipate that the application of similar techniques and methods to those presented herein will prove valuable in doing so.

When the couple married last summer, Mrs. Hwang recalled her parents saying with some degree of triumph, "We knew it was going to happen!" When his first marriage ended in divorce, Deepak Sarma, 43, a professor of religious studies at Case Western Reserve University, said he learned a valuable lesson in doing things in accordance with family approval.

This disruption was intended to have a negative financial effect on the British economy and force the Royal Navy to send ships into the Indian Ocean, expending valuable resources in doing so.

He writes: We have learned, at great cost to ourselves, that multilateral efforts work better than unilateral ones to ensure global stability, that launching preventive wars depends upon good intelligence and the willingness to be guided by it, and that building democracy abroad, however valuable in itself, does not necessarily protect us against terrorism.

But because this is not likely to happen any time soon, Washington has decided to try to "buy time" for itself and, in doing so, provide valuable lessons for other parts of the world.

Most sports movies feature a team of plucky but ill-assorted freaks, geeks and dweebs who, by pulling together, make it to the final where they narrowly beat the fascist-looking proper athletes to become champions — and in doing so learn valuable life lessons about themselves and what it means to be American.

His first book, "First Light," was about astronomers, and he says he learned a valuable lesson while doing research in pitch darkness: be careful not to write over your notes.

All Duncan, the league's most valuable player, did in the finals was save the Spurs postage by providing a live 48-minute recruiting reel for Kidd.