Sentence examples for valuable outlet from inspiring English sources

Online listening has become an increasingly valuable outlet for music companies and artists.

Transition, a literary journal begun in Uganda in 1960 by Rajat Neogi, was also a valuable outlet for many African writers.

Patience does not seem in plentiful supply for the former Celtic winger at Goodison but his willingness to take a man on, and delivery from both flanks, was a valuable outlet that Lille could not contain.

Blogs are a valuable outlet for content sharing and two-way dialogue, and could help seed interest in signing up for the daily "juice".

WikiLeaks and organizations like it are a valuable outlet for information that might otherwise be made deliberately difficult to get at, but the timing and spirit of this one give it a partisan feel.

It's a valuable outlet, so I don't believe that he wanted to give up access to such a large audience.

While international and public broadcasters are valuable outlets for UNICEF, popular local news stations like New York's 1010 WINS are important to target, as well as the influential, syndicated AM talk-radio shows which reach 40% of American adults.

It has introduced a valuable promotional outlet, and the casinos' marketing dollars have helped turn faceless D.J.'s into stars who are mobbed for photos at the airport and in hotel lobbies.

"The diary is a valuable emotional outlet for the families, who can describe their feelings and experience in writing (Nurse 7)." "I feel that the families unload their stress onto the diary, and sometimes it's huge!" (Nurse 10).

Gucci would pick up valuable new outlets through which to sell its growing line.

NearSay, a New York City-based startup that launched six months ago, began by asking a simple question: "Where do we get our neighborhood news?" NearSay's founders, Trevor Sumner and David Pachter, were startled by the lackluster and confusing responses to that question and, in turn, the dearth of valuable neighborhood outlets for local news.