Sentence examples for cosmetic value from inspiring English sources

And the recuperative power of the royal family business can only astonish those who took August 31 1997 at its face, and very cosmetic, value.

Yield losses occur through direct consumption and contamination of the harvested crop, affecting the cosmetic value of the crop [3].

One key informant contended that, while a registry may have cosmetic value, it would not be productive or cost-effective at this time; rather, money should be spent on outreach and "[sensitizing] normal people to the thought of organ donation" [R1].

Speech not only is limited to the process of communication but also is very important for transferring emotions, it is a small part of our personality, reflects situations of stress, and has a cosmetic added value in many different professional activities.

The shapes and symbols they used were both of cosmetic and therapeutic value, as the Berber community in eastern Algeria believed that tattoos could be used to heal illnesses and infertility.

He sells them to producers of Asian medicine and to cosmetic companies that value the insects as a cheap source of protein as well as for the cellulose-like substance on their wings.

Patients with congenital biliary duct cysts are commonly young women, who value cosmetic results as well as cure of the disease.

Specific measures announced by Darling will most probably include a mostly cosmetic cut in value-added tax to 15.0%, from 17.5%, and a hike in top earners' income tax to 45.0%, from 40.0%, to encourage consumer spending.

Conversion of limonene in its derivatives has been an interesting process due to its high value for cosmetic, pharmaceutical and food industries.

Sure, but considering some of the unmitigated garbage that populates the lower price sections of most carriers, I'm happy to overlook some minor cosmetic affronts for the value for money offered here.

The premium cosmetic is 90% perceived value, and 10% material benefit.