Sentence examples for be of very great from inspiring English sources

"In the political field, she can be of very great value by interpreting the human element in a machine age".

There is less and less doubt that endocrine-based therapies aimed at enhancing thymic function might be of very great help in the future to correct this age-related decline in immunocompetence and to assist senior people in their fight against infectious diseases.

Two additional conclusions we consider as preliminary, but, if confirmed by investigations on a larger sample, would be of very great interest.

"This episode has been of very great embarrassment to the government," Mr. Straw said.

The issues arising are of very great practical and legal importance and could affect the legal declarations I have made.

Instead they praised her as a novelist "who through her magnificent epic writing has – in the words of Alfred Nobel – been of very great benefit to humanity".

We can focus on something that's of very great importance and we can see it through, notwithstanding the rapidly changing political environment.

These parts "were looked at by the Malaysians and I can say that these parts were of very great interest to them," he said.

The possibility that outside groups are seeking to launder their partisan attacks on members through loopholes in our current ethics rules is of very great concern to me.

It is of very great importance that Etruscan is written in a recognizable alphabet related to the Greek and Semitic because sound values can be assigned with some degree of precision to each symbol.

Finds in Mesoamerica, however, confirm the existence of a "prebifacial-point horizon," a stage known to have existed elsewhere in the Americas, and suggest that it is of very great age.