Sentence examples for be of value since from inspiring English sources

Even if each of these figures is wrong by as much as 10 percentage points, the poll would probably still be of value, since it would give fairly accurate information about the way the subscribers rank the types of content.

We agree with many of the conclusions in your editorial (Aug. 1), "Genius and Cloddishness". The editorial implies, however, that the five-month moratorium on nuclear tests proposed by the Soviets would not be of value since the Russians "broke" the 1958-61 morandriums, and that "unpoliced" moratoriums are therefore bad.

Coles's big-play ability -- his longest reception is 39 yards this season -- will be of value this week, when the Jets offense will hope to keep pace with the track stars on the St . Louis Rams

The longest war in our history is of value today only for the lessons it taught.

Jöcher's work was continued by the German philologist Johann Cristoph Adelung and others and is still of value today.

Gallbladder disease and appendicitis are diagnoses in which it is earlier shown that US is of diagnostic value [15 17, 25].

"We need to look at what was of value that was lost in the last 30 years," he says.

Good design is of great value today.

It was 11.6percentt of volume and 9.8percentt of value last year.

The stock will be of little value after December 25.

Whale meat was of no value in early commercial whaling because it putrefied quickly.