Sentence examples for valuable next from inspiring English sources
Adkins proved at Southampton that he knows how to get teams promoted back to the Premier League, and that knowledge seems certain to be valuable next season.
Investigating features of the social and physical environment that might exacerbate or attenuate this trend would be a valuable next step.
To help refine and improve the interactive game, a valuable next step would be to test if and how these games improved understanding of public goods and the maintenance of cooperation.
MOOCs are much more than just online courses — they are an opportunity to empower learners and instructors with personalized, adaptive feedback and data that reveals how students are learning best, when they truly know something and the most valuable next steps in their learning trajectory.
And since the FDA has left the door open for further action, here are a few items we believe are the most logical, valuable next steps.
A chest x-ray and electrocardiogram (ECG) are valuable screening tests in the diagnostic algorithm for infantile Pompe disease and an echocardiogram is a valuable next step.
Most recently, questions were raised in Parliament last week about this past summer's sale of the Hotel Centaur, situated on valuable land next to the Bombay airport.
Hongda Vacuum, a manufacturer of glass-coating equipment for solar panels and insulated windows, bought valuable land next to a large road six years ago on the outskirts of Changsha in Hunan Province for a third of the cost at the time for industrial land, said Huang Le, a marketing executive for the company.
"They will split them into categories - Americans will probably be the most valuable, British next and then any white European will have a value.
The mitigation methods suggested include installing flow-control devices at problem beaver dams, protecting large or valuable trees next to rivers where beavers are felling trees and protecting beaver lodges from being washed away in order minimise beaver construction activity.
As for his current scrape with the law, Mr. Simpson told reporters that he had already learned a valuable lesson: "Next time I want sports memorabilia, I'm going on eBay".
