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1069 examples of Valuable in a sentence

It is certainly good that new fashions can continually compete for our attention; choice and human creativity are valuable per se.
Valuable information and entertainment services are provided for free.
Official development assistance and multilateral bank lending, though valuable, remain insufficient.
But regional and sub-regional financial institutions owned by developing countries can and should play an important and valuable complementary role.
The European experience offers valuable lessons in this regard.
The general framework it provides could be particularly valuable for China and the European Union, as they attempt to negotiate a bilateral investment treaty (BIT).
Projects for strategic cooperation in energy – say, production of solar and wind energy in the Sahara for sale to Europe – would be especially valuable.
And many die simply because there are no cures or vaccines, because so little of the world’s valuable research talent and limited resources is devoted to addressing the diseases of the poor.
States caught in debt bondage to China risk losing both their most valuable natural assets and their very sovereignty.
Nevertheless, it is imperative not to lose sight of some very valuable assets that Cyprus holds – assets that could mean the country’s economic salvation.
Europe continues to strive to be a valuable ally to the US.
Euro Lessons for East AsiaSEOUL – East Asia could learn two valuable lessons from the eurozone crisis.
In one move, he reversed the Pakistani political dynamic: being farthest from the dictator became more valuable than being closest to him.
But market incentives may also have the opposite effect, improving motivation or other valuable traits.
A final priority is to bear in mind that digital technology is valuable only if it is being used to improve how systems function.
Such programs also enrich local students and offer valuable insights to professors about other traditions of higher education.
Monetary policy cannot make safe wealth in the future any more valuable.
But if they continue to be a success, they will provide valuable lessons for future leaders about the proper role of the private sector not just in India, but around the world.
A classic example is the way that “family” has replaced “marriage” in public discourse, with the implication that all “lifestyles” are equally valuable, despite the fact that most people persist in wanting to get married.
Working out the costs and benefits of a program to improve women's rights is not easy, but analyses by my think tank, the Copenhagen Consensus, offer some valuable insights.
It is possible for the financial accounts to be in order, and yet for the people — who make up the firm’s most valuable asset – to be humiliated and their dignity offended.
To harness the possibilities of new technology, we may need non-market forms of payment for valuable contributions.
The traditional capitalist model may have made Bill Gates rich, but his foundation now finances valuable technological breakthroughs in unprofitable ways.
As with negative real interest rates, but in a more targeted and efficient manner, we may have to pay to make valuable investments happen.
More important than their apparent bonhomie, however, was their joint statement, which recognized what makes the bilateral relationship so valuable.
“They were never all that valuable anyway.
He exercised vast economic influence, with the Crown Property Bureau – reportedly worth more than $30 billion – controlling some of Thailand’s most valuable real estate and other assets.
Even simple methods, like writing down and challenging every assumption on which a company has based its strategy, can yield valuable insights.
Valuable gifts may appear to purchase intangible favours.
The Kyoto approach allocated emission rights, which are a valuable asset.
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