Sentence examples for valuable money from inspiring English sources

Afterwards, participants were asked questions about how valuable money was to them.

"I really thought this would have been valuable money -- well spent and sorely needed," he said.

How much less valuable money gets, however, is a source of considerable disagreement.

Depending on deflation's severity, negative interest rates could then be profitable because investors would be repaid in more valuable money.

If the nomination contest is effectively over by, say, the time of the Michigan primary on Feb. 28, valuable money will be left on the table.

Such deals were valuable — "money you don't leave on the floor" — but it was crucial that the audience not know about them, and that there be few.

The world's most lucrative sports league has retired one of their most valuable money-making tools.

Considering how many valuable money-savers were at risk but ultimately spared, things certainly could have been worse for parents, students and colleges.

By not filing a patent application you can inadvertently lock your university out of potentially valuable money-spinning activities, such as carving a niche in the market or negotiating lucrative licensing deals.

Price matching is a valuable money-saving technique for shoppers.

The company also transferred the ownership of one of its most valuable money-makers, which it acquired for $11 billion, to a separate Irish subsidiary.