Sentence examples for valuable world from inspiring English sources

But she let valuable World Cup points slip from her grasp at both races, faltering during her second runs.

If Vroum Vroum Mag comes through Saturday's race in style, however, she will be a contender for that race too, while the more prestigious and valuable World Hurdle could also be a realistic target.

We can look at it in a much wider context while, at the same time, other valuable world views that have been shoved out by religious dominance would get an equal-opportunity look-in.

It seems only logical that as sci-fi has become the mythology of today's globalised, technological world, it must in turn embrace the rich and valuable world mythologies that came before it.

Aircraft carriers were valuable in World War I primarily because their planes vastly extended a ship's ability to scout, or reconnoitre, large areas of ocean.

Players were competing for valuable Winmau world ranking points which count towards qualifying for a place at the World Championships.

The company says it fully complies with the law and provides interns with a valuable, real-world work experience.

Everyone wins: firms would get low-paid workers, clients would pay less and young lawyers would get valuable real-world training.

It may be for as little as three hours a week, she said, and you may not even be paid, but it will provide valuable real-world experience.

Now more than ever, though, we need to also teach valuable, real-world business skills.

Next week, we'll explore how in addition to these benefits, waiting can provide valuable real-world exposure, improve your employment prospects, and help you save money.