Sentence examples for valuable stream from inspiring English sources

A congressman in 1928 called it "intrinsically the most valuable stream in the world".

It is both a gadfly's bullhorn and a valuable stream of business intelligence.

That trade too had now collapsed, and with it the increasingly valuable stream between Russia and the States, which also went through Liverpool from Archangel, the only Russian port France could not blockade.

An abandoned East Patchogue duck farm that has been acquired by the county is to be restored, possibly along with adjoining sites owned by other agencies that could "make up an intermunicipal arrangement that would protect a valuable stream corridor," said Thomas A. Isles, Suffolk's planning director.

After the estate was finished, the developer would make a large profit by selling the freeholds on, typically for around £5,000 to £10,000 each, to the many companies keen to buy them for the valuable stream of income they offer.

UBS reiterated a "buy" rating on Oracle and said the Siebel acquisition will bring with it a valuable stream of maintenance revenue.

The possible application of membranes for CO2 separation in the treatment of non-valuable streams (e.g., flue gas of a power plant or cement industry) or valuable streams (e.g., biogas) has been analyzed.

Hybrid transforms can quickly cherry pick the valuable streams, as many are using FriendFeed as the uber Twitter API.

By penetrating the shale with boreholes that bend horizontally, and then pumping in millions of liters of fluids and sand under high pressure, drillers can force open minute cracks that release valuable streams of gas.

In its latest earnings report, Netflix addresses the seemingly constant concerns that it's losing out on valuable streaming content as its partners start pushing for more money.

New-generation aircraft have essentially become "flying data networks," producing extensive and incredibly valuable streams of performance data.