Sentence examples for valuable in our from inspiring English sources

By The New Yorker June 15 , 2012Is there something valuable in our ritual Olympic hysteria?

"For me, he's a New York Islander, and he's extremely valuable in our locker room, especially with a lot of young players that we have".

What viewers seem hungry for is not violence itself but the vicarious assurance that they can survive it, an assurance that is especially valuable in our newly threatened world.

And in the end, "much of what is valuable in our world arises out of these kinds of lopsided conflicts … the act of facing overwhelming odds produces greatness and beauty".

"What a privilege it is to experience the 'charmed' life of another and as a result to appreciate what is valuable in our own," one reader from London commented on the article.

This technique was valuable in our own studies of rhodopsin phosphorylation in intact photoreceptors.

Our work will be valuable in expanding our knowledge of CNVs across diverse populations and ethnicities.

Fadell again, "Marwan's extensive technology and engineering knowledge, his experience with global service providers, as well as his background in connected home platforms will be valuable in continuing our trajectory, especially in scaling the business, working with our partners, and supporting our enterprise channels".

In fact, for our purpose the data contained in the grey literature prove very valuable in achieving our aim of comprehensiveness and reduces publication and selection bias.

"We continue to believe that these positions will be valuable in protecting our companies against the continuing credit market conditions," he said.

"Its income has been extremely valuable in supporting our mission to decommission the UK's first generation of civil nuclear sites".