Sentence examples for valuable it is from inspiring English sources

Similarly, what makes agency morally good, one might say, is its responsiveness to what is valuable; it is in no way made worse simply because the options available each contain some regrettable features.

Reject is the dirt left over at a gravel pit, and its name says a lot about how valuable it is to gravel manufacturers.

While neither targeted by fisheries nor commercially valuable, it is caught incidentally by longlines and bottom trawls, and its low reproductive rate may render it susceptible to population depletion.

Reading Mullah Zaeef's book reminded me for the umpteenth time how valuable it is to read about a movement like the Taliban from its own perspective.

Council officers complained that the sculpture is now so valuable it is virtually uninsurable.

The more valuable it is, the longer one is willing to wait for it.

The fewer people have seen the specimen, the more valuable it is for collectors".

What differentiates services for a client is the level of advice and how valuable it is.

The old way was guided by perverted logic (the fewer people who like something, the more valuable it is), while the new way is guided by a sounder reasoning (the more people who like something, the more valuable it is).

"Arts is generally the first thing that gets cut by government as they don't understand the scale of the industry and how valuable it is," he says.

Yet, there are those who believe that the more unique and hard to get an investment is, the more valuable it is.