Sentence examples similar to hardly valuable from inspiring English sources

In Istanbul I feel hardly more valuable than an animal.

On the other hand, a trophy is hardly as valuable as the thing no money can buy –the experience of winning itself.

If they were geese laying golden eggs, they could hardly be more valuable.

"As a research tool, CRISPR could hardly be more valuable — but we are far from the day when it should be used in a clinical setting".

Though his own baseball career was disappointingly brief -- two years at Salisbury State Teachers College in the late 1930's, during which he collected "as many splinters as hits" -- he could hardly be more valuable to the team.

Respect for such laws could hardly be thought valuable.

As a result, procalcitonin can hardly be a valuable marker to guide the duration of antibiotic therapy or to predict outcome at least in patients that were diagnosed as CAP but had unexpectedly very low procalcitonin levels.

That insight seemed valuable but hardly cutting edge to her new colleagues.

Martin Dove described it as "a best-kept secret", i.e. it was very valuable but hardly anyone knew of it.

That hardly makes his leadership advice valuable.

The Taliban claimed responsibility for the attack, and they could hardly have found a more valuable target: American officials said that 22 of the dead were Navy Seal commandos, including members of Seal Team 6.