Sentence examples for valuable to run from inspiring English sources

Only the tame ones stay in a paddock, because otherwise they'll get themselves run over, and they're way to valuable to run loose.

In addition, it would be valuable to run a similar survey among investigators, in order to ascertain whether the standard tasks CRCs are performing are in line with those expected of this position.

But the clock is already ticking, and if the unthinkable happens and we fail to correct current trends, then when can we expect our most valuable resources to run out?

These days, all prospects are given more than a fair chance because quality pro talent is simply too valuable to even run the risk of passing up.

In 2000 its main resource, fossilised bird droppings mined for their valuable phosphates, began to run out.

Should mothers who wish to raise their own children and devote their valuable time to running the house without compensation really be judged as "moochers" or incompetent?

But in the Patriots' offense this season, Brady has been almost as valuable to the running game as Smith.

Pedigrees are rare here and are often deemed too valuable to be allowed to run wild".

She thought her children would learn valuable lessons about how to run a business.

But he was also building credibility with Zionist Christians and right-wing American Jews, which will be valuable should he decide to run for President again.

Orton's arm strength isn't overwhelming but his accuracy and consistency makes him very valuable for teams looking to run some version of the west coast offense.