Sentence examples for valuable until from inspiring English sources
The phrase "valuable until" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate a time limit or condition under which something remains valuable or useful. Example: "The information provided is valuable until the deadline for the project submission."
Though valuable, until 1998 list positions could not be bought and sold.
Gold was more easily obtainable in ancient Egypt than silver and was therefore less valuable (until the late New Kingdom).
Seedsmen argued that patented seeds represented an enormous investment of labor and capital on their part; the unimproved coffee seeds in Ethiopia's seed bank weren't valuable until that investment was made.
Guano was natural capital, and presumably quite valuable, until the German chemists Fritz Haber and Carl Bosch invented a process to produce synthetic ammonia, the main ingredient in chemical fertilizers.
One route in particular, the Great Northern line linking London and the north of England, was especially valuable: until it was built, a single, congested track carried all traffic heading northward out of London.
That is, they're not as valuable until a large number of your friends get on board.
Even though his company can respond quickly, he said, he still instructed clients on how to secure their valuables until someone arrived.
Warner was a candidate for most valuable player until his team ran out of steam after clinching its division early.
She had me doing everything, and I thought I was learning some really valuable lessons until my internship ended.
These devices have made Apple the world's most valuable company (until Google's parent company, Alphabet, overtakes it, which might happen soon).
In Philadelphia, Allen Iverson, the league's reigning most valuable player until yesterday afternoon, vented on Tuesday, going on a profane, Tysonesque rant about company loyalty and how tough it is to be a millionaire basketball player walking in customized Reeboks.
