Sentence examples for valuable nowadays from inspiring English sources
Negative home delivery experiences when women faced life -threatening complications also contributed to the recognition of medical care as valuable: "' Nowadays hospital deliveries are becoming common and even if some problem occurs, an operation is performed and the mother and the child are kept safe without any payment for all the services provided.
Dragging the sea-bottom for scallops and langoustine – also known as Dublin Bay prawns, or scampi – is Britain's most valuable inshore fishery nowadays, and the least sustainable.
Computers used to come packed with valuable suites, but nowadays many manufacturers ship them with nothing but Windows 98.
Acquiring the reliable and valuable information requires nowadays more and more sophisticated equipment, resources and highly qualified researchers.
The enormous importance of studies on the endophytic system is related to the connection between the specific metabolic abilities and the use of innovative microbial sources which are valuable in biotechnology nowadays.
Testing of sub-scale models is still nowadays a valuable design tool, helping engineers to accurately predict the behavior of oversized prototypes through scaling laws applied to the obtained experimental results.
Testing of subscale models is still nowadays a valuable design tool, helping engineers to accurately predict the behavior of oversized prototypes through scaling laws applied to the obtained experimental results.
Microsoft stock is 27% more valuable than a year ago, but nowadays his Microsoft stock accounts for just 13% of Gates' fortune.
Nowadays, the most valuable all-carbon material is graphite, which has been commercialized as anode in LIBs for a long time.
The incidence of HIV is nowadays the most valuable indicator of epidemiologic surveillance, both to guide prevention activities and to monitor ongoing interventions.
"Perhaps back in 1937," she said, "basement space was not as valuable as it is in Manhattan nowadays".
