Sentence examples for valuable needs from inspiring English sources

Then you have the copyright and patent laws, which are embedded in the Constitution, which means data that is valuable needs to be copyrighted.

This is such a valuable need to address that IBM predicts it will do $16 billion in annual analytics revenue by 2015 and has already spent more than $14 billion on acquisitions.

But another part comes from cryptocurrency entrepreneurs wising up to the fact that their little upstart protocols, in order to be valuable, needed to have an ecosystem built around them.

"And with the injuries that Jordan's sustained, he's become even more valuable needing to step up and be a difference maker".

From the school's perspective, the actions of Occupy the Farm are the equivalent to taking valuable, needed classrooms or laboratories away from students and faculty.

Clinton's speech will take on the shortcomings of automation and the sharing economy (think: Uber, Airbnb), making the case that these trends, while valuable, need to come with better policies for workers.

The results should be valuable to needs assessors and evaluators responsible for assessing needs.

Because Long Island's remaining farmland is valuable, it needs to be preserved for development?

A valuable painting needs the same constant temperature and humidity and who knows what else.

While such information is valuable and needs to be incorporated in the analysis to allow relaxation of assumptions, it requires knowledge about the past mortality among diabetics.

Don't bring things you know you won't need, they will waste valuable space needed by necessary items.