Sentence examples for had considerable value from inspiring English sources

The vouchers had considerable value.

With Protestants and Roman Catholics vying for European hearts and minds, the 16th century was a volatile, bloody time, and religious imagery had considerable value as propaganda.

There are many prominent business people who devoted their lives to building up large companies that produced tangible products or provided services that had considerable value.

Following the Normandy landings, the Italian campaign was reduced to a sideshow, although one which still had considerable value in tying down German forces that could otherwise be used elsewhere.

Crosby's equipment, and especially the puck, would have considerable value.

Monkey brains, bear bile, musk, big cat carcasses, elephant feet, tails, horns and teeth have considerable value.

It's possible that a year or two from now many of the toxic assets that financial firms have written off will turn out to have considerable value.

Perez is still trying to make a positive impression with the Mets, to prove that he has considerable value in October.

There's no question that Diaw's ability to make an open jumper has considerable value for a team that has rotated through a players in the frontcourt alongside Duncan, but that gain is dwarfed by the impact of his adept re-directions.

The redfishes of the genus Sebastes of the North Atlantic and Pacific have considerable value to the fishing industries of Europe, Russia, and North America; the flatheads are exploited in a wide area of the Indo-Pacific region; and greenlings (Hexagrammidae) are of commercial importance in the northwestern Pacific.

The results obtained in this study have considerable value with respect to the antioxidant activities of LPME.