Sentence examples for valuable notes from inspiring English sources

So whereas gaining money is important, gaining an investor with specific expertise, for example the marketing of high-tech products, is equally valuable, notes Smith.

"I think allowing things to unfold over long periods of time and risk being bored is valuable," notes the musician.

Special thanks to Mona Singh for her valuable notes from 2010 and to Bonnie Berger for many good advices at critical moments.

These can be valuable notes for essays and exams.

He advised clients that paper was worth more than property and that investing in the extremely valuable handwritten notes and letters of historic figures would yield a high return.

And it seems to me valuable to note how that film is the project of a unique self-centeredness.

Pure market logic might suggest that the program isn't valuable, McLeod noted, but, of course, the program has cultural value that isn't quantifiable.

But proponents say that the options are clearly valuable, and note that when a company grants stock to an executive, everyone agrees on the value of the stock, even though the executive may realize more or less money when the stock is eventually sold.

It is valuable to note that our 3TCAC architecture does not isolate the probably malicious RSs, especially when they are advertising higher QoS values.

We believe iodine quantification is a valuable approach, noting high correlation coefficients between our total renal iodine determinations and right and left kidneys, cortical HUs, global nephrograms, CM dose and fluoroscopic procedure times.

The Port Fourchon oil and gas industry makes Highway 1 economically valuable, she noted.