Sentence examples for valuable to save from inspiring English sources

Many New Year's resolutions focus on saving money, but isn't it just as valuable to save time, space and energy?

For instance, having multiple pathways to access water (city supply, water tankers, wells and tanks, grey-water reuse, etc) and back-up energy sources for cooking and boiling water can be extremely valuable to save lives and prevent disease during typhoon recovery.

"A new diagnostic technique based on a blood test would be extremely valuable to save lives and prevent the spread of this disease," he said, "and may be particularly important in HIV positive patients with TB where the usual technique of diagnosis from sputum is often unhelpful".

Burkhard Gnarig, Chief Executive Officer of the International Save the Children Alliance said, "The IKEA Christmas campaign is extremely valuable to Save the Children.

Long-suffering Windows users aren't going to bother wasting valuable time to save a few hundred bucks on a system that's objectively inferior in countless ways.

Rescheduling a court date can buy you valuable time to save money to pay for the ticket or to gather research to make your case.

The use of industrial waste streams as a source of biomass is beneficial, not only to reduce environmental problems, but also to save valuable resources.

Ideally, small scale devices should contain a minimum of membrane area to save valuable bioprocess fluid while also scaling linearly to the corresponding large scale devices.

Chicagoans, in a fit of practicality, made this a permanent job in order to save valuable start-up time with every scandal.

"It is gratifying to save valuable history from oblivion and even better to find it a proper home where others can build upon it," said Loeffler.

To save valuable time and resources in new drug development, Phase I/II clinical trials with toxicity control and drug efficacy as dual primary endpoints have become increasingly popular.