Sentence examples for valuable to do from inspiring English sources

In their seminal papers, Kuhn and Skuterud (2004) and Askitas and Zimmermann (2009, 2015) argue that web data could be very valuable to do research on the labour market.

This evaluation was not structured to find out what patients write in their MMP; it may be valuable to do this in a further study.

"We have more valuable things to do with our time".

I find I just need more and more matches and to play more and more to get used to it so this week is proving a really valuable chance to do that".

But this is the purpose of (increasingly rare) places like BAC; to pursue ideas because ideas in and of themselves are valuable, and to do so in co-operation with a community.

"I happen to think that setting a goal that might be pie-in-the-sky and that some people have called absurd is a valuable thing to do," said the commissioner, Betty J. Sternberg.

At first glance, Joe Conason's "It Can Happen Here" — a play on the title of Sinclair Lewis's 1935 dystopian novel, "It Can't Happen Here" — might seem to provide a valuable opportunity to do just that.

Cash-flow-positive businesses are usually past this inflection point, or simply don't have enough ideas about what valuable things to do with more money.

This is a particularly valuable exercise to do when we feel hurt or heartbroken.

If you think an article is particularly valuable to someone, don't feel shy about sharing it, if only to jump start communications.

We suggest that it would be valuable to (1) do the development work to integrate the methodologies with supporting tools that brings in best practices from the fields of empowerment evaluation and quality improvement; (2) evaluate the value addition of such combinations.