Sentence examples for valuable servant from inspiring English sources
"Phil has been a very valuable servant to Leicestershire over 30 years and deserves a proper consideration on his future which the club can support.
The American people have an unfortunate, if also inconsistent, habit of taking valuable public servants who have made stupid public statements and forming an instant bucket-brigade to deliver those public servants to the trash heap of history.
In particular, it does not reflect criticism on our public servants providing valuable public services on the frontline.
That is the Department of Health's (DH) own estimate of the amount it will save by denying those valuable, mostly admired public servants the 1% across-the-board salary rise that the NHS pay review body – and the chancellor, George Osborne – said they should get.
Meanwhile a radio burbled with news of food riots abroad while Russian whore-traffickers sweated a civil servant to get valuable vaccine procurement contracts.
But in colonial days in North America the crustacean was so plentiful and cheap that it was used to feed prisoners and indentured servants in place of valuable cod and mackerel.
Mrs Reynolds "What praise is more valuable than the praise of an intelligent servant?" Elizabeth Bennet asks herself in Jane Austen's Pride and Prejudice.
Expatriates get a full discussion, including a warning not to habitually complain about their servants to expatriate colleagues, as well as a valuable section on personal security.
Turf wars by ministers seeking to control the Brexit negotiations are wasting valuable time and may cost the taxpayer tens of millions of pounds in additional civil servants, a report by the respected Institute for Government claims.
The Citigroup clique, for example, includes some effective public servants, but as a whole it has also crowded out others who would have brought different and valuable perspectives to their service.
