Sentence examples for valuable protecting from inspiring English sources

So with insurers taking different approaches, it is almost impossible to work out how valuable protecting your NCD could be.

Since your idea is highly valuable, protect it before you make it public.

Most of the new centers provide heating and air-conditioning along with humidity control to keep valuables protected from mildew.

But they will also be valuable for protecting financial data and ultimately all information transmitted over the Internet.

"We continue to believe that these positions will be valuable in protecting our companies against the continuing credit market conditions," he said.

"Best Friends and Better Coping: Facilitating Psychological Resilience Through Boys' and Girls Closest Friendshipss," from British Journal of Psychology This study shows that even a single close friendship is valuable in protecting children — even the most vulnerable — against multiple psychological risk factors.

7): Large banks are second to none among institutions in arguing against regulations, no matter how reasonable and valuable in protecting both the public and the banks themselves against unwise behavior.

The primary ecosystem services we already know and appreciate from coral reefs include: nursery areas for fisheries and valuable biodiversity, protecting villages from large waves, filtering toxins and pollution, and increasing revenue through ecotourism and aquaculture.

But financial penalties for hospitals that force junior doctors to work beyond those hours will be removed, and it was those fines that proved most valuable in protecting junior doctors from working until they dropped, whatever the supposed legal limits.

Clearly, these lands are valuable, but protecting them is also a matter of taking responsibility.

"That is a tool that our national security professionals have found to be valuable in protecting the country from a variety of threats, particularly cyber threats," Earnest said.