Sentence examples for valuable instrument from inspiring English sources

One who could distract the people in this way was a very valuable instrument.

The proposed method is a valuable instrument for the study of degradation processes in polymers.

Burned area maps are a valuable instrument for designing prevention and recovery policies.

We demonstrate in this paper that glow-discharge optical emission spectroscopy is a valuable instrument meeting these requirements.

The voice is our most primordial and valuable instrument, and we respond to it more fully, in both spiritual and physiological ways, than almost any other organic sound.

Prosecutors have described the law as a valuable instrument against corruption at a time when officials have become increasingly sophisticated at covering their tracks.

The Ratan-600 is a valuable instrument for collecting weak signals from larger areas of the universe than most telescopes can study.

In this context, the Argo programme (http://doi.org/10.17882/42182) is a valuable instrument for monitoring the deep sea at global scale in space and time.

He requested some lighter fluid but couldn't bring himself to destroy the Strat and so swapped it secretly for a less valuable instrument.

Aerial photography proved to be a valuable instrument, not only to make thematic inventories and monitor changes, but also to describe holistic aspects of complex landscapes.

"It is a hugely valuable instrument for seeking to keep our government honest and true to its responsibilities of protecting the interests of UK citizens and businesses now and in the future".