Sentence examples for valuable street from inspiring English sources

A rousing (and rhyming) endorsement could give Obama some politically valuable street cred as he tries to balance tough fiscal realities with the real desire for change in education, the economy and health care.

That is to gather valuable street-level intelligence in preparation for the landing of an expanded force.

First, he explained that the small force may have been sent in to "recce" the situation; that is to gather valuable street-level intelligence in preparation for the landing of an expanded force.

That's the Easy Part" (Aug. 6): Instead of having smelly, garish advertising kiosks taking up valuable city street space, why not have accessible public toilets in every police station?

Throughout the CL&N's independence, various larger companies were looking to acquire it, mainly for the valuable Court Street terminal property.

Officer Paul DeRiu said the relationships he has built working at Rippowam Middle School during the year and at camp in the summer had proved immensely valuable on the street.

Every vehicle contains on-board navigation system that finds out the location of neighboring junctions and gives valuable city's street information with preloaded digital maps.

But another school of thought holds that the revolving door instills prosecutors with valuable knowledge of Wall Street.

Aside from the fresh humor and the tight, sure-handed plotting, "Dominica" is a valuable lesson in contemporary street language.

Such fundamentals also are valuable outside of Wall Street in businesses such as brand management and to technology companies in Silicon Valley that do financial modeling, said Missy Bailey, senior associate director of M.B.A. career services at the Marshall School of Business at the University of Southern California.

We need to go back to the most valuable commodity on Wall Street: the integrity and professionalism of the broker and adviser.