Sentence examples for valuable lines from inspiring English sources

"This sets up the potential for a conflict of interest, but it also siphons away from the community hospital valuable lines of business," he said.

Marcy said the law would damage relationships built up between US and Chinese researchers that could be valuable lines of communication if conflicts arose between the two nations in the future.

This is one of a hundred valuable lines in Amy Harmon's prize-worthy feature exploring a Florida orange grower's quest for a gene that can save the citrus industry from a global bacterial threat.

The "use-inspired" mindset can produce valuable lines of basic research.

Unscripted follow-up questions were used to probe valuable lines of inquiry.

These funds would supplement, but not supplant, the benefits received from sources such as private insurance, Medicaid and the Supplemental Security Income program, providing new and valuable lines of support to people with disabilities and their families.

Chartis, the company's global property insurer, reported an increase in operating income to $936 million from $783 million a year earlier, as prices rose, catastrophe losses fell and it expanded in more valuable business lines.

I think finding a connection between religion and aesthetics is a valuable line of inquiry.

"Not owning the obvious handle absolutely means the city is down a potentially valuable line of communication," he said.

This potentially valuable line of research is either impossible or so forbiddingly difficult as to be impractical using surplus embryos from fertility clinics.

Hollins sees his departure not only as a blow to morale but also the loss of a valuable line of communication between manager and dressing room.