Sentences with phrase «become valuable pieces»

These forms become valuable pieces of evidence in your case, and they must be filled out properly.

If your spouse accuses you of being a bad parent, this journal may become a valuable piece of evidence for disproving these types of allegations.

Not exact matches

There has been modest tinkering with the Canadian rules over the years, but my Globe and Mail opinion piece notes the law is struggling to remain relevant in a digital age when our personal information becomes increasingly valuable and our consent models are little more than a legal fiction.

And this piece of information about RGS1 might become valuable down the line when we know more about other genes, because it might fall into place in the puzzle.»

If the money supply grows, prices tend to rise, because each individual piece of paper becomes less valuable.

IR: We're doing more one - of - a-kind pieces; with our editions limited to nine pieces, they become more valuable and desirable to collectors who want to buy something that has worth as an investment.

Going to the trouble of requesting, reviewing and approving a budget without subsequent follow - through is wasting a valuable opportunity that should become an essential piece of the matter management process.

Except when you put the X factor of emotion, you put the X factor of culture, you put the X factor of cool in there, all of sudden becomes a very real existential threat, not to YouTube as a viable search engine for video that is the global standard for searching for video, but the community, the community of creators and their audience, which is a huge extremely exciting, extremely valuable piece of property in the media space.