Sentence examples for valuable in the first from inspiring English sources

I know what I'm getting with Aaron Rodgers, and that consistency is valuable in the first round.

In the mix are good points about his parents that would have been valuable in the first memoir and some first-class sportswriting.

These payments were not always passed along to the content creators, even though it is their work that makes the catalogues valuable in the first place.

And will the thing that made these properties valuable in the first place, which is the view of the ocean, continue to command a premium?

This consumption value, as academics and specialists in collectibles call it, is what makes them desirable and valuable in the first place, and it accrues to their owners for as long as they possess them.

In the YouTube landscape, there are millions of original content creators with the same talent that made YouTube valuable in the first place.

Before the game, Texas Manager Ron Washington said Josh Hamilton was valuable in the third spot of the order, even though he has been slowed by a groin injury.

The evidence of Northumbrian coinage is particularly valuable in the ninth century, when contemporary written evidence all but disappears.

Our paper is titled "The Loser's Curse" because we discovered that the first pick in the draft is, on average, the least valuable in the entire first round.

Godbold, a 6-foot-5 senior, was in the starting lineup and he is Oklahoma's most valuable player in the first half against St. Joseph's.

That meant the independent inquiry had lost valuable time in the first 24 hours to control the case and the witnesses.