Sentence examples for valuable subject from inspiring English sources

Nearby James Woodworth Prairie, a 5-acre (2-hectare) tract, is the state's only undisturbed black-soil prairie known to remain and a valuable subject for botanical research.

I cannot imagine a more ambitious nor a more valuable subject for an animated family film – the war we're all quietly fighting, perhaps especially as children, with the fact that we are primates.

Back to the always comforting busyness of work, and blazing fury – in the week of A-level results and the annual round of discussions as to whether they're hard enough – at the Tory dismissal of media studies as a valuable subject.

"It's important we go for hearts and minds on languages - see them as a valuable subject - rather than just a means to meet targets".

At present, the double quantification regarding precision and grade is a novel and valuable subject, but quantitative information fusion has become a key problem.

Although very few studies examining Symbiodinium diversity in corals consider this issue, the complexity of Symbiodinium ITS2 assemblages resolved here suggest that it would be a valuable subject to examine in future studies.

This neat contrast makes them valuable subjects for research.

"How could you remove such a tranche of valuable subjects from our A-levels?

The Department for Education has defended the policy by arguing that "there is time for most pupils to study other valuable subjects in addition to the Ebacc, including religious studies, arts subjects or vocational and technical disciplines".

For the broader problem, it's clear that a more profound change needs to take place, both in how we view mathematics, science and computers: not as boys' subjects or toys but as valuable subjects in which everyone should be literate.

The intricate machinery required to establish and maintain divergent cell fates within a syncytium, and the importance of associated oocyte patterning for subsequent embryonic development, have made polarized cysts valuable subjects of study in developmental and cell biology.