Meanings of furnish valuable in English

The report of your own state upon birds, if there is one, will also furnish valuable information.

State industrial commissions publish reports that furnish valuable material on industrial accidents, working-men's insurance, sanitary conditions in factories, and the health of workers.

Two rivers in the southeastern peninsula, the Macoris and the Soco furnish valuable outlets for the products of the sugar estates on their banks.

Standardization of work is an especially noteworthy feature of the Cleveland system, and should furnish valuable suggestions to medical inspection departments of other cities.

The Committee consisted of men with business knowledge, and its reports have furnished valuable suggestions.

Recruiting-offices had been opened in New York, which, although not countenanced by the government, must have furnished valuable auxiliaries to the Liberals.

They were almost unanimously favorable to the idea, and furnished valuable notes, the substance of which was published in the "Portfolio."

The report of the Secretary of War furnishes valuable and important information in reference to the operations of his Department during the past year.

Grateful acknowledgment should be made to the social case workers who have furnished valuable contributions to the body of data gathered for the present study.