Sentences with phrase «valuable purpose»

Art made with plasma cutting and MIG welding may not be new, but I'm finding it's a way to express my creativity while generating pieces that look beautiful yet serve valuable purposes.

Fixed value points don't get as much attention in the blogosphere and aren't as useful for super glamorous redemptions, but they can still serve a very valuable purpose in your overall rewards strategy.

Although they may seem an old - fashioned means of communication to some in our modern age of texting and instant messaging, business thank you letters still serve very valuable purposes within the professional world.

Make it clear to your team that, while your audience personas can be mapped to different stages in your sales cycle, or to various types of content you are producing, they are serving little valuable purpose if they are static, inflexible, or automatically applied to every piece of content you create.

I say overall, because at almost every step in the course of this journey there have been concrete and valuable purposes pursued and improvements attained.

Unless you've been living in a remote cave (or buried under a giant pile of writing research), you know hashtags serve a very valuable purpose on social media.

Life insurance can serve many valuable purposes.

The massive shortcut hidden in plain sight is one of many reminders to slow down and poke around Dark Souls 3's innocuous corners; I couldn't find a space that lacked relatively valuable purpose, revealing an item, a hidden character, a new enemy, or a story - related prop.

Fixed value points don't get as much attention in the blogosphere and aren't as useful for super glamorous redemptions, but they can still serve a very valuable purpose in your overall rewards strategy.

But his time spent running Home Care Providers of Texas served a valuable purpose.

If they have a valuable purpose at all, it's about getting things discussed and decided and not about giving everyone in the room scrupulously equal air time to express themselves.

There's another valuable purpose of a message map: being able to lay landmines and ambushes for your competitors.

How to use fear before it uses you — Fear is a part of life, but it can serve a valuable purpose, helping you break through your limitations to achieve the life you've always wanted.

Several decades ago, when Peter Lynch popularized this ratio, simple metrics such as the PEG ratio served a valuable purpose; providing valuation guidelines for investors to follow in an era when metrics weren't easily accessible.

No moral or valuable purpose to gain though.

Reflection on the obvious irrationality of continuing race prejudice may help to make clear our central theme that the first aim of education should be the awakening of devotion to what is good, in order that growth in knowledge and skill may serve some valuable purpose.

It served a valuable purpose for a good while, and I don't begrudge others who still do it, as long as they typify me or my children as hell - bound because they don't pretend to have a sacred, personal relationship with the creator of the universe.

It serves a valuable purpose only if, through its grandeur, it transports worshipers to a spiritual state of mind.

Most speech contributes to some valuable purpose: speech constitutes in large part the basis of our friendship and community with others; honest business transactions also have important instrumental value.

It served as a valuable learning experience for the Sacramento - area power, and carried a valuable purpose as far as Taylor is concerned.

Unless we believe that NFL executives have reoriented their mental models in way that excludes race as an identifying characteristic then the Rooney Rule still serves a valuable purpose.

And while tablets can serve a valuable purpose, they don't exactly inspire family togetherness.

In addition to Mr. Diaz, some other Latino leaders stood by Mr. Klein, saying the vote served a valuable purpose, identifying where senators stood on the issue.

However, there are three valuable purposes to the more visible public scrutiny in the Commons Chamber:

You must not eliminate any of the these macronutrients during a bulking phase as all 3 serve a valuable purpose.

Salads - while a salad alone will provide little fuel for your body, it does serve a valuable purpose in providing bulk to the diet and easing hunger pangs.

Or will the state and its two major teacher unions prevail on appeal, convincing higher courts that the laws serve a valuable purpose, providing due process protections that help recruit teachers and keep them in the profession?

These assessments often serve clear and valuable purposes, but educational leaders must always strive for balanced assessment approaches that are effective in maximizing positive learning for students rather than simply leeching away instructional time.

Initially I expected it to be of interest only to other families in a similar situation, but as soon as I put out the manuscript to a few key people to read prior to publication, it quickly became apparent that it would serve three valuable purposes:

And as much as I dislike the Feds regulating most things, Antitrust legislation has an important and valuable purpose.

As such, it serves a valuable purpose in protecting us each and every day, maintaining our body temperature, and, more importantly, keeping our other organs in one place.

The valuable purpose of these samples is to provide research teams with Canine DNA that meet a specific study protocol.

In that respect the Turner prize may serve a valuable purpose.

And so, even though self - defeating and possibly illegal and probably regretted, it served a valuable purpose in the common interest.

The comparison with neighbours also serves the valuable purpose of largely rendering the test data free of trends.

And it is true that Marmot Dam served a valuable purpose over the years.

But even without the image, Google Authorship still serves a valuable purpose in helping law firms be found online.

Those toolbars are just crapware — software that serves no valuable purpose and generally slows down your computer, crashes it, spies on you, or all of the above.

As alpha software it is quite buggy, but it serves a valuable purpose as a proof of concept.

In fact, this kind of simple software can serve a valuable purpose by helping manage basic functions.

Big Law, at its core, serves a valuable purpose that is arguably best suited for (some varied form of) a law firm.

Both tools serve a valuable purpose.

Such amendments serve a valuable purpose in reducing uncertainty over how the legislation is intended to operate and in thereby reducing the scope for disputes arising.

Divorce mediators serve a valuable purpose in the divorce community.