Sentence examples for valuable not only from inspiring English sources

The texts are thus valuable not only as religious documents but also historically.

"We wanted to make the farm valuable not only to the family but to the community," Kris adds.

They are valuable not only as artworks but also as examples of musical instruments popular during that period.

They are able to offer a fresh perspective and their voices and opinions are valuable not only in business, but across society as a whole.

And knowing what most interests the public may prove valuable not only to consumers of news but also to the news media themselves, Mr. Sreenivasan said.

But the system is valuable not only for speeding checkout times and for keeping track of different varieties of bulk vegetables and fruits sold.

Laws and theories were valuable not only for providing bases for prediction and intervention but also for yielding explanation of natural phenomena.

Gans's treatise is valuable not only for its extensive survey of facts but also for its presentation of a general theory on the slow evolution of legal principles.

But that could take a long time -- and in the short term, power-line transmission could be valuable not only in the United States, but also "in places with inferior telecom infrastructure but great power grids, like Russia".

Mr. Aguayo said his account was meant to demonstrate that the archives contained information that would be valuable not only to human rights investigators, but also to families shattered by official abuses.

"This image really proved that Griffith Park is more connected than we thought, and valuable not only to the wildlife that live in the park but to wildlife that live in neighboring parks".