Sentence examples for valuable in the end from inspiring English sources

Companies like GridApp and Adaptive Computing take a model-driven approach, which is harder to get working but much more valuable in the end.

This arrangement will certainly neglect the wider research community, especially research activities that could be valuable in the end but which do not immediately promise a solution to the political problems at hand.

Legacy companies — and any company of huge scale — tend to have a unique advantage in machine learning in that they have copious amounts of specific types of data (which may or may not be valuable in the end, but often are).

But even though every semester at exam season I would prefer death to rewriting Intro to Labour Markets or whatever for the 2nd time, I refused to quit and change my minor to psych (something I loved and was good at) because I had it lodged in my head that suffering through this would be good and valuable in the end.

But even though every semester at exam season I would prefer death to rewriting Intro to Labour Markets or whatever for the second time, I refused to quit and change my minor to psych (something I loved and was good at) because I had it lodged in my head that suffering through this would be good and valuable in the end.

The international community's original vision of dismantling the sanctions regime in exchange for Iran's dismantling of its nuclear infrastructure gave way to a conceptually different kind of arrangement, which does buy valuable time, but, in the end, delays but does not eliminate the emergence of Iran as a nuclear threshold state.

Turns out that you can contrast and compare all you want, consult school rankings, and try to project into the future about what course of study will be most valuable, but really, in the end, the best way to choose where to go to college may have nothing to do with any of that.

DNT data have been shown to be valuable in the selection of end points and doses for risk assessment (Makris et al. 1998; Rowland et al. 2007).

But its appeal partly lies in the romantic life and early death of its author, and the story of the woman who inspired him.A brief encounterThe life of Henri Fournier (pictured), now better known by his pen name, spun round a single, sunny afternoon in 1905, described in Robert Gibson's valuable biography "The End of Youth".

In a gratifying departure from movie conventions, in which everyone's life must change forever and valuable lessons must be learned in the end, they understand themselves only a little better.

Ownership will no longer be as valuable as quality filtering, and in the end, the students will be the winners.