Sentence examples for valuable to try from inspiring English sources
They said they had concluded that at this stage it was more valuable to try to learn more about the groups' activities and possible plans through extended observation.
They set up "attraction posts" – offerings of metal tools and other things indigenous Indians might find to be valuable – to try and lure them out of hiding.
It would be valuable to try to elaborate a consensus view on key measures that might be examined across studies, as has been instigated in neuropsychological assessment (Green et al. 2004).
Yet it's often valuable to try new behaviors even if our very survival is not at stake.
Even when the target tumour is so small that it is hard to detect by chest radiographs and detectable only by chest CT scans, it is valuable to try bronchoscopic examination initially because the tumour may be visible through X-ray fluoroscopy by scanning from various directions.
"I think it turned out to be a valuable thing to try".
Is there a rationale for that level of contribution?" Mr Grunsfeld replied that it was not a valuable exercise to try to "trace the dollars" and that if different divisions of science at Nasa were to fight, "we all lose".
So as a description of personal experience, I found Wortham's words to be a valuable reminder to try, at least, to be less self-promotional and less self-absorbed.
A customer's whereabouts can be extremely valuable to marketers trying to sell their wares, or government authorities trying to keep tabs on citizens' movements.
Though it may have been valuable earlier on to try to patch up the differences in Iraq, at this point "it's delusional".
