Sentence examples for valuable listening from inspiring English sources

The 20 computer experts and cryptographers who drafted the report say the only way that companies can meet wiretap orders is to re-engineer the way their systems are built at the endpoints, either in the software or in users' devices, in effect creating a valuable listening station for repressive governments as well as for ordinary thieves and blackmailers.

Why would Mumbai be such a valuable listening post for the N.S.A.? To understand the answer, and indeed to follow the central argument of the book about just why and how United States government eavesdropping has become so pervasive and invasive, one has to know that a vast majority of the world's communications are now transmitted over ­fiber-optic cables.

His first book, published in 1987, was The Pilgrimage, the story of his progress along Spain's ancient Road of Santiago, but he is best known for its successor, The Alchemist, about an Andalusian peasant boy who travels thousands of miles in search of treasure but learns that nothing is as valuable as listening to one's heart.

This online station is easy to connect to (though not all programs may be available globally) and can give you valuable practice listening to the Castillian form of Spanish spoken in Spain.

We have heard much of this before, yet it's valuable to listen to Mr. Hammer because his antennae are well-tuned to the problem.

The poor do not like spending valuable working days listening to evasive testimony.

While in-home research, testing and listening is valuable as you design the experience, you must also spend time thinking about potential distribution strategies and partners.

Saburo's laboratory at Rockefeller was particularly attractive to graduate students and he helped to start many productive careers by carefully listening, providing valuable advice and, where needed, gently steering the novices through their first research steps.

Worrying about how your nose looks takes up valuable brain power for listening to people and watching them.

And he learned something even more valuable: how to listen, to surrender, to make himself a vehicle or channel.

Simultaneously, listening actively offers valuable benefits, like continuous and sincere micro-feedback.