Sentence examples for would prove valuable from inspiring English sources
That assistance would prove valuable.
When Videgaray got involved, in 1987, the Party's politics were turning toward neoliberalism, and his economic expertise would prove valuable.
Though the study did not evaluate clonidines long-term benefits, the researchers involved believe that its continued use would prove valuable.
The result is an informative and readable anthology that would prove valuable not only political and current affairs commentators, but also to the layperson wishing to learn more about pivotal developments in the Asia-Pacific region.
If nothing else, the military academy taught young Donald a lesson that would prove valuable in adulthood as he navigated two divorces, bankruptcy and regular spasms of bad publicity: No matter the crisis, he could prevail.
The ability to predict human skin behaviour and to evaluate changes in the mechanical properties of the tissue would inform engineering design and would prove valuable in a diversity of disciplines, for example the pharmaceutical and cosmetic industries, which currently rely upon experiments performed in animal models.
Yet his tax returns would also prove valuable in allowing us to juxtapose his campaign assertions with his prior years' IRS attestations, would they not?
With her husband, Jules Lederer, she moved to Eau Claire, Wis., where she became active in local politics and made a number of connections that would later prove valuable in her career.
John Cocke's curiosity, which would prove so valuable later in his life, was evident early.
There, she took an internship with Catholic Charities of the Diocese of Brooklyn and Queens, a decision that would prove very valuable to her down the line.
(Those years as a patent attorney would prove immensely valuable, however, especially when some of the same companies that earlier turned Carlson down thought about filching Haloid's discoveries; even selenium, a key element in the toner, was protected).
