Sentence examples for valuable wealth of from inspiring English sources

Parliament Speaker Ogtay Asadov mentioned in his speech that " children are the most valuable wealth of every nation" and "celebrating anniversary of the Convention today is especially important, as 2009 was declared a Year of a Child in Azerbaijan".

He undoubtedly has valuable assets: a wealth of experience, the goodwill of the House Democrats, and a remarkably youthful appearance.

H.P. Hollis FRAS, an Assistant at the Royal Observatory, Greenwich, wrote that her Popular History had become a standard, "especially valuable for its wealth of references".

The book is nonetheless valuable for its wealth of images and as a general introduction to Chase-Riboud's socially engaged and sensually satisfying art.

When the novelist died in 1991, he left behind a collection of 3000 volumes, made valuable by the wealth of annotation he left in their margins and endpapers.

His accounts of his travels in Asia Minor, East and West Africa, the Maldives, and India form a major source for the histories of those areas, whereas the parts dealing with the Arab and Persian Middle East are valuable for their wealth of detail on various aspects of social and cultural life.

Although the Wells biography is still valuable for its wealth of information, Whig portrayals of Adams were uncritically pro-American and had elements of hagiography, a view that influenced some later biographies written for general audiences.

Mr. Ehrlich said about 10 million people had at least tried ClickTheButton, producing a wealth of valuable information.

There is a wealth of valuable knowledge out there that can help you over hurdles and through the darkest days as a small business owner.

A wealth of valuable data is locked within the millions of research articles published each year.

As the patriarch of an ancient family, Malfoy is reputed to hold a wealth of valuable objects.