be valuable to

It is clear that it would be valuable to be able to query the fact in the context of an instance of the hierarchy.

be valuable yourself even some value may be meant for certain boss. in this sense you might be valuable to every one.

Your space may not be public, so this setting might be valuable to you.

Doctoral studies would be valuable to me in several ways.

Some experts say a deal that simply locks in current levels of access and liberalization would be valuable to businesses.

When someone links who you believe could be valuable to you, initiate contact and begin a relationship.

It will be valuable to all physicians who deal with children as a segment of their practice.

What type of sensitivity analysis or "what if's" would be valuable to do?

But then you attend a workshop on use cases and realize that they more accurately describe why systems will be valuable to stakeholders.

This golden cage may be valuable to you; it is not valuable to the bird.

Selecting hot data can be valuable to make the most of your SSD resources.

Informatics has a core science, elements of which will be valuable to physicians throughout their careers, whatever their specialty choice.

Your advice would be valuable to me.

The sound doesn't have to be valuable to the animal.

Legacy and R&D products like that could be valuable to the right buyer.

However, we're using these techniques every day, and we'd expect at least some of them to be valuable to your business.

The book will be valuable to me in my work.

I hope it will be valuable to the colleagues for reference in both theory and practice.

Mr. Brown's know-how will be valuable to us.

His experience will be valuable to both of us.

I hope this passage will be valuable to the future construction of the urban residential area environment of the new century in China.

Before the workshop, it will be valuable to distribute questionnaires to stakeholders, asking these questions