Sentence examples for valuable years from inspiring English sources

Others worry that they will lose valuable years of saving for the future.

Valuable years lost on what the engraver George Vertue aptly termed "low-shrubb instructions" had crucial bearing on Hogarth's subsequent development.

"Who will compensate for the loss of their valuable years of life?" But the BJP, which controls Gujarat, welcomed the verdict.

There are some who claim Owen has wasted three valuable years of his career at United, where he was never likely to gain a regular place even if he had stayed fit.

"I thought, How am I going to spend two valuable years of my life?" said Mr. Garamendi, 64, who previously served as the deputy secretary of interior in the Clinton administration as well as the California's first elected insurance commissioner.

That is a loss of valuable years of experience, but it also provides an opportunity to promote a new group of leaders who can help put into effect some of the new ideas contained in the report.

Who knows, it may even be the most valuable year of your life.

The worst, and most professionally valuable, year of my life came when, immediately after graduating, I worked for Jocelyn Stevens on Queen magazine.

It is time for it to admit what most Americans already know: we squandered hundreds of lives, tens of billions of dollars and a valuable year of time chasing a red herring, while the true threats of rogue nuclear acquisition were forgotten or ignored.

But PSINet has been valuable for years.

Options only become valuable several years later, when they are exercised.