Sentence examples for valuable talks from inspiring English sources

We thank Prof. Moshe Oren from the Weizmann Institute of Science, Rehovot, for the valuable talks about p53 function, and Nina Raver-Shapira and Hanan Drobiner from his laboratory, for the enormous help with the real-time PCR.

To the extent Mr. Obama boasts selectively, "that tends to reinforce the idea, 'Maybe he's disconnected.' " Obama advisers, however, see the auto rescue as a valuable talking point beyond the affected states.

This is adapted from the term educationally valuable talk (EVT).

The percent of educationally valuable talk was calculated by dividing the number of EVT posts by the total number of posts; thus, quality = the number of EVT posts / the total number of posts.

If your collection is extensive or valuable, talk to your insurance agent to get appropriate coverage in case of fire or theft.

It's valuable to talk about individual recovery, but it's also important to talk about social recovery.

"We talk about the school to prison pipeline, but sometimes, it feels like it may be more valuable to talk about the "juvi-to-prison pipeline" or the "prison-to-prison" pipeline," says Wayne State University School of Education Associate Professor Thomas Pedroni, who's currently collaborating with ACLU-Michigan to measure the impacts of police on urban and suburban districts.

"I don't want to waste this valuable time talking about the Yankees.

He found it valuable to talk to someone who had "heard and seen all these problems before".

Tel Aviv's developers, relishing the prospect of building on vast tracts of the country's most valuable land, talk of turning swords into timeshares.

There are oodles of open-source programmers and advocates — like Eben Moglen and the FreedomBox Foundation — who are trying to create software and hardware that lets us do all this valuable social talk on devices that live in our houses, and are under our own control.