Sentence examples for valuable light from inspiring English sources

Mr. Nasaw's biography sheds some valuable light on exactly how his subject made his fortune.

Theroux also sheds more valuable light on how very important LA and the movie industry are to the Scientologists.

Dr. Yach said the company documents shed valuable light on what happened behind the scenes during the negotiations.

Since it began in 2006, the English Music festival has thrown valuable light on some undeservedly neglected British composers.

Still, the deftly interwoven lives of Powell, Cheney and company shed valuable light on this administration's military decisions, especially the invasion of Iraq.

Occupy Wall Street and other leftist groups have shed valuable light on the lobbying activities by big business in Washington, but their worries might be misdirected.

It is through this way that heavy oils can be upgraded into lighter and more valuable products (light olefin, gasoline and middle distillate components).

As such it sheds valuable new light on who was undersampled in the pre-election polls.

Such a moment is seen as all the more valuable in light of last year's 15percentt drop in album sales.

Indeed, why not pay commenters who accumulate "likes" or whose comments on issuers turn out to be valuable in light of evidence of those enterprises' subsequent success?

The paper's findings were welcomed by climate change scientists, who said they cast valuable new light on the mechanics of global warming.