Sentence examples for valuable young from inspiring English sources

We lost a very valuable young man in our family".

But what they still have in common is that they produce valuable young disciples.

Where are we when valuable young teachers can be thrown away despite the highest praise from colleagues, students and principals?

Yet these valuable young artists are still growing, and the hype about their work does not help them any.

Twitch's audience watching League of Legends can dwarf that during the middle of the day — and mostly consists of the valuable young male demographic.

The addition of of Maker to Sling TV, then, serves as a bridge – attracting young teens and twenty-somethings to the service and introducing them to cable channels that they had long ago stopped watching (if they ever watched them at all), while introducing television advertisers to the content that has so successfully held this valuable young demographic captive for the past several years.

We assessed the landscape-scale browsing impact of moose by quantifying browsing patterns and moose density in commercially-valuable young Scots pine stands in an area of South-East Norway with a long history of winter feeding.

"Not enough attention has been paid to the stuff that's actually pretty valuable to young people," he said.

It has stood the test of time: indeed, I've seen first-hand how it can adapt and offer something really valuable to young women.

The northern suburbs are home to many of the thriving call centres we love to hate; and the anonymity and freedom they offer has been particularly valuable for young gay jobseekers.

The gentle ribbing was perhaps a price the White House was willing to pay for the opportunity to reach Mr. Stewart's valuable audience — young people who turned out in droves for the president, but who are deeply dissatisfied with him.