Sentence examples for valuable match from inspiring English sources

Overtricks are vital, yielding valuable match points.

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"This series is obviously an important tour for us to gain valuable match time as we build towards February," said Bradburn.

The 24-year-old will use Nottinghamshire's County Championship match against Yorkshire on 4 May to regain valuable match fitness, with the option to play two more four-day matches before the first Test against Sri Lanka at Cardiff on 26 May.

Juve centre-half Ciro Ferrara was then sent off before Simeone stole in to score a valuable match-winning header.

While you were waiting impatiently for an update, I was spending valuable match-watching time cropping and uploading a nice photograph of the National Stadium in Bucharest.

Warner's suspension means he will miss valuable match-practice as he aims to end a poor run of form.

By factoring demographic data into the equation, vChatter claims to actually be able to create valuable matches of users for video-chat.

A stringent E-value threshold of 10-15 was used as a criterion of significant matches for all databases except PDB where it was relaxed to 10-10 in a bid to identify more of valuable matches with a known three-dimensional structure.

Only SS9 or KT99 proteins with a valuable scoring match in each of the three mesophilic bacteria were considered.

This approach may be valuable when matched normal samples are unavailable or the paired normal specimens have been subjected to variations in methods of preservation.