Sentence examples for had value in from inspiring English sources

"The last World Series, Yankees and Mets, only had value in New York.

"It's something that may have had value in the 1970's, but doesn't square with New Haven's competitiveness in 2005.

The Department of Justice "concluded that although PSP-derived information had value in some counterterrorism investigations, it generally played a limited role in the FBI's overall counterterrorism efforts".

"All our family wants is the acknowledgement that our family members matter, that they had value, because they certainly had value in our families' lives".

But the company acknowledged charging its customers for the emission permits, saying that while it may have received them free from the government, they still had value in the marketplace.

If you have a show everybody on earth thinks is pretty fair but no one thinks is pretty great – that show that may have had value in a previous era has zero value now.

Moderately malnourished group (MMNG) had values in between the two groups.

Eight ex-smokers had values in the range 2.6-12.3 (mean 7.1).

They have always been human environments, where the interactions have value in themselves.

Aiming recruitment at minority applicants has value in highlighting a school's interest in diversity.

Some believe that cloned cats will have value in medical research as well.