Sentence examples for had no valuable from inspiring English sources

But it had no valuable capability to share when it bought the handset business from Nokia.

At first, the American effort to work with the tribes in Iraq's Anbar Province was not much of an issue; Iraqi officials were happy to see them take on Al Qaeda militants and did not seem overly concerned about the role of the tribes in a remote western region that had no valuable resources and few Shiites.

But former Prime Minister Yasuhiro Nakasone once referred to Mr. Obuchi as "a vacuum prime minister," contending that he had no valuable policies or principles of his own but simply absorbed the ideas of the talented ministers and advisers that he kept around him.

After proving he had no valuable intel and causing panic by lighting a trash fire during one of his moves, he was sent to the Sachsenhausen concentration camp.

When the prognosis for hundreds of species must be simultaneously determined, PVA is practically useless.[53] This criticism should not be misinterpreted to suggest that PVAs have no valuable role to play in conservation planning.

As less than ten studies were included in a single outcome, the funnel plot would have no valuable reference.

Make sure your guest has no valuable items of yours at the onset of an eviction discussion.

A1 Court Rules for NextWave The Supreme Court ruled that The Federal Communications Commission had no right to cancel the valuable wireless communications licenses that NextWave had won at auction and then could not pay for.

The Federal Communications Commission had no right to cancel the valuable wireless communications licenses that a bankrupt company had won at auction and then could not pay for, the Supreme Court ruled today.

I learned right away to carry two bags: one has all your important stuff; the other one you leave with the stroller and has no valuables.

Yet the party, its leaders and the savage apartheid regime they ran for nearly half a century had no more valuable servant, all the more effective for his ingrained pragmatism.