Sentence examples for valuable variety from inspiring English sources

Statuary marble, the most valuable variety, must be pure white and of uniform grain size.

But who knew that Indonesia, the home of Java, grows mainly robusta beans, a less tasty and less valuable variety?

Hymenaea appears to be the most valuable variety across the rainforest as a whole, while Manilkara has something of a high-value hotspot in the northern central area.

Performing an action even acting unfreely is exercising active control over what one does; acting freely is exercising an especially valuable variety of such control.

This greater variety of breeds also produced a valuable variety of products to compete with the superfine wool of Spanish sheep.

Southern China has extraordinarily valuable varieties, such as "fragrant rosewood" (Dalbergia odorifera), but they have been overexploited and may never have existed in large quantities.

PDVSA is also trying to set up joint-ventures with private firms so that some of the country's heavier crude oil can be extracted and then upgraded into lighter and more valuable varieties.

The most valuable varieties are oak (three or four varieties), black walnut, hickory, linn, elm, cottonwood, hackberry, black locust, and coffee bean.

But many valuable seed varieties have been lost "" and scientists now are scrambling to protect those that remain before they vanish down the genetic drain.

"But we won't know that until we can get up there". Even as flames advanced toward Calistoga and Geyserville midweek, vineyards all over both valleys were being picked of the remaining grapes, largely the highly valuable cabernet varieties, some of which can fetch prices of $50,000 a ton.

Blogging can be incredibly valuable to a variety of people and for a variety of reasons.