Sentence examples for which valuable from inspiring English sources

Some always talk to one another, some never do, and some have periodic, inexplicable fallings-out, during which valuable information becomes unavailable save by the old standbys: Call the lab, or head down there on foot.

Bertrand Wendling, the executive director of the tuna-fishing cooperative of which the Jean-Marie Christian VI was a part, called the Greenpeace protest "without doubt an act of provocation" in which "valuable work tools" were damaged.

In Kosaka, Dowa Holdings, the company that mined here for over a century, has built a recycling plant whose 200-foot-tall furnace renders old electronics parts into a molten stew from which valuable metals and other minerals can be extracted.

The city is pushing the use of the spray and sometimes assuming the cost; it is also promoting the use of a kind of DNA crayon with which valuable items like computers or cameras can be marked to facilitate their identification as stolen goods.

A finite element model (FEM) has been developed and fitted using experimental data, from which valuable conclusions have been reached.

Referenced case studies describe actual events from which valuable practical pearls can be adapted in other settings.

The bride price or "roora" is the Zimbabwean custom in which valuables or money are given to the bride's family to seal the marriage.

The ability to process so many possible scenarios makes it spooky-good at predicting outcomes, which is valuable -- but even more valuable is planning for those outcomes.

[It's] also valuable in communicating tacit knowledge pertaining to practice – something which is valuable when there are newly qualified staff or retention issues".

The buildings even recycle wastewater, which contains valuable heat.

Or it's like a book, which are valuable!