Last year I abandoned the MVP from these awards in favour of an MOP – making the case that "Most Outstanding" (as used in the CFL and NCAA) was a more meaningful designation than "Most Valuable", since the latter phrasing inevitably skews our minds towards quarterbacks.
Such questions can only be valuable when they are properly phrased and contain clear and exhaustive concepts.
If you're quoting something directly, it should be done because you have valuable insights based on that particular phrase or set of information.
Almost everything Stevie Nicks says is highly valuable, but I've had that particular phrase bouncing about my cortex ever since.
If a phrase doesn't add anything valuable, just cut it.
It has become commercially valuable again, although most consumers are unaware that the phrases "cochineal extract", "carmine", "crimson lake", "natural red 4", "C.I. 75470", "E120", or even "natural colouring" refer to a dye derived from an insect.
Whether or not the former Presidents were, to use Spicer's phrase, faking it, they were nonetheless performing a valuable public ritual — one that, like so many other traditions, Trump has seen fit to forgo.
The transformation product for each phrase can be almost anything that Bob considers valuable (e.g., a UMLS code, a genome database link, an image file URL, or a tissue sample location).
References available upon request This phrase is passé, totally unnecessary and a waste of valuable space.
The golden rule is: Beware the phrase "collector's item" in an advert; they are usually no more valuable than a daily newspaper.
