Sentence examples for valuable strips from inspiring English sources

Northern Tanzania's tourism circuit, stretching between Mount Kilimanjaro on the east and the Serengeti to the west, generates more than half of Tanzania's foreign earnings from tourism, making it 'one of the most valuable strips of tourism real estate in Africa' (Mitchell et al. 2009, page 7).

The harder assets, such as pipelines and foreign energy plants, may be salable, but it's hard to believe those assets would not be more valuable stripped of the name Enron.

American did not respond to the filing by Mr. Icahn but said in a statement yesterday that since neither Continental nor Northwest made an actual offer that suggested "that they are interested simply in stripping valuable T.W.A. assets without keeping the airline intact".

Anything even remotely valuable had been stripped.

Hot-wire electrochemistry can be a valuable aid in stripping analysis at solid electrodes.

They see how valuable parts are stripped for resale before the carcass is torn apart, to be recycled into bicycle frames and fizzy drink cans.

The large landowners in the Commons felt that it prohibited them from making secure wills, while the lawyers saw it as stripping valuable business away from them by simplifying such cases; with these groups making up the majority of Parliament, these plans came to nothing.

In salvaging, a product is stripped of valuable components, such as the removal of lead from car batteries.

The contractor, Gino Capolino, was already at work last week restoring the town house, where much of the building's valuable detail had been stripped.

Those stickers are suddenly so valuable that thieves have stripped off a few, and one was offered recently on eBay for $50.

Mr. Chubais engineered the privatization efforts in Russia in the mid-1990's -- a program that was often manipulated by powerful insiders who stripped away valuable state assets and left outside shareholders with little or nothing.