Sentence examples for valuable positive from inspiring English sources

One source told the Guardian that, behind the scenes, conservationists and gamekeepers are working together more closely in parts of northern England this year and predicted that a hen harrier may yet nest successfully on a grouse moor in England, which would be valuable positive publicity for the grouse-shooting industry.

A loyal fan base will often leap to the defence of a favourite brand online, offering accounts of their own positive experiences, delivering valuable positive PR, and minimising the damage caused by the excessively negative publicity.

Pogge's analysis is powerful, and includes a number of valuable positive suggestions about how we might begin to rectify these defects—including revisions in how pharmaceutical research is incentivized, and mechanisms for a global tax on resource use (Pogge 1994 and 2011).

Recommendations Group members identified skills as being the most important and valuable positive outcome for the trauma group program.

Feedback from students, when they had either resumed their positions 'in the field' or pursued further training, was useful in identifying valuable and positive aspects of the programme and also in identifying areas for further action and development by the programme's management and by individual teaching staff.

Negative reactions are as valuable as positive ones and are critical to avoiding costly errors.

You may want to tread carefully and acknowledge the valuable and positive beliefs they have taught you.

Dr. Simester pointed out that people may see negative reviews as more informative, and therefore more valuable, than positive ones because they highlight defects — even if they're not actually more accurate.

University of Texas psychology professor David Yeager found that students who have a purpose for learning and connect their learning with making a valuable and positive impact in the world are more intrinsically motivated to be actively engaged in their learning process.

The grassroots-level discourse actively contests the dominant view and, instead, demands recognition of their minority identity as a valuable and positive entity of otherness, promoting a view that does not exclude diversity.

It is thus not an overstatement to claim that the new conceptual domain of Behavioural Computer Science would also have valuable and positive implications for institutions such as National Security Agencies (seeking to secure society and to make society resilient) and for National Intelligence Agencies (seeking to identify threats to society and prompt situational awareness).