Sentence examples for any values at all from inspiring English sources

Was he taught any values at all?" The subject of marijuana even came up during the protests and subsequent violent clashes with police following announcement of the grand jury's decision.

WICKENDEN: Is there any value at all in keeping Guantánamo open?

More employers are reading the fine print before deciding whether MBAs have any value at all.

Naturally, Andreessen had to weigh the counterargument, and consider whether he added any value at all.

My writing, if it has any value at all, would in some ways fit into the highbrow category.

This is remarkable because there's no fundamental reason why Bitcoin should have any value at all.

On March 12th the firm's board admitted it was unclear whether the shares had any value at all.

"I never thought that had any value at all," said Mr. Schlachtus, told the contraption had recently been auctioned by Sotheby's for $1,765,750.

British newspapers routinely call ingredients from genetically altered plants "Frankenfood," and pollsters say just 1percentt of Britons think that genetically modifying plants has any value at all.

Dot-com stocks, of course, have taken a tumble since those heady days, and options are not as attractive -- if they have any value at all.

But Dan Wieden's story — an everyday example of creativity emerging from unexpected associations — in no way establishes that deliberately adding weirdness would have any value at all.