Sentence examples for valuable with from inspiring English sources

Jack Ziebell was valuable with 24 disposals, 11 clearances and a goal.

Which users could become 10%, 50% or 100% more valuable with better information, advice or apps?

Comment on how many things today are becoming more valuable with time that are not already antique.

A monopoly with three houses on each square is far more valuable with lots of low-rent single property squares.

Like an upmarket wine, or a pricier cheese, these records just get better, more appreciated, more valuable, with time.

But with a DB pension the employer is making a promise that becomes more valuable with pay and experience.

This minimal geometry dependence of the failure assessment curves is valuable with regards to practical engineering flaw evaluations.

Now, still unsurpassed in the classical field, it has become even more valuable, with a new edition -- the fourth -- to appear on Friday.

"At a certain point," he added, "we did a study and discovered that the land was more valuable with no buildings on it.

Notwithstanding Jamaica's explosive, violent and dysfunctional domestic politics at the time, all this added confidence to the notion that "we" had something valuable with which to engage.

"GoEuro becomes exponentially more 'valuable' with each market we add, so with France filling the map for us it has an outsized importance," he notes.