Sentence examples for are not without value from inspiring English sources

Tuesday's results may be useless as a predictor of 2010, but they are not without value as cautionary tales.

This may be granted (Engel v. O'Malley, 219 U. S. 128, 55 L. ed. 128, 31 Sup. Ct. Rep. 190), but the comparisons are not without value in estimating the contentions of plaintiff in error.

Two slender books by William Styron, "Letters to My Father" and "The Suicide Run," released three years after his death, are "fugitive works at best, but they are not without value".

"One of the problems that many institutions are having is finding any bid for some of these assets, even though they are not without value," said Mr. Breeden, who is chairman and chief executive of Breeden Capital Management, an investment firm in Greenwich, Conn.

While short term data points are not without value, piecing together long term data is a laborious and error-prone process for the investor.

In this paper it is found that national guidance is applied more often than European guidance, although the European methodologies are not without value.

Endorsements aren't without value.

The report is not without value.

Richard Carroll, managing director of an African gorilla project for the World Wildlife Fund, said the mishap was not without value.

THE arcane "Dietary Guidelines for Americans 2005," published last week by the federal government, is not without value.

No doubt he has a deeper awareness than most people that wars are messy, which is not without value.