Sentence examples for valuable week from inspiring English sources

Overall, it was a really valuable week – I'm now much clearer on my strategy for taking Montezuma's to the US market.

Three groups of economists are pondering ideas.A sensible settling-in period, or two valuable weeks wasted in dithering?

One of the most valuable weeks of the year to date".

If the mission of the US Marines who have been to the Philippines is anything like their colleagues' role in Haiti four years ago, many will waste valuable weeks—and millions of relief dollars on guard for a civil crisis that never comes.

I learned something valuable this week that I would like to share it with you.

These tickets became exponentially more valuable each week as Notre Dame continued an undefeated season.

"He will gain valuable experience playing week in week out," said Vikings director of rugby Paul Cullen.

As the economy and housing market declined, it made little sense for banks to lend money on an asset that was becoming less valuable by the week, and in an environment where borrowers had a diminishing ability to repay.

The clock is meant to be restarted when the patient says they are ready again, but sometimes it stays paused until the hospital is able to arrange the next appointment, buying itself valuable days, even weeks.

The multiple household food inventories (HFI) provided detailed and valuable information about the week-to-week change in the presence and amount of specific food items.

Sure, initiatives such as Soapbox Science at London's Southbank Centre this week are valuable for widening people's ideas of who scientists can be.