Sentence examples for has no practical value from inspiring English sources

As part of our swollen offense portfolio this small nation wields a preposterously expensive standing military which lacks utility (see Afghanistan, Iraq, Libya) and a nuclear arsenal which has no practical value beyond masculine prestige.

But he raises one of the standing complaints about gold as a long-term investment: it produces no profit, pays no dividend and, apart from jewelry and some industrial applications, has no practical value.

This reminds us of the prakrti and purusa doctrine of Samkhya wherein prakāśa- vimarśa has no practical value, just as without prakrti, purusa is quite inactive.

The estimate therefore has no practical value.

They have no practical value.

Trouble is, many of these programs have no practical value.

He has called for a regulatory ban on high frequency trading, saying that using computer alogorithms to generate high speed transactions had no practical value.

The trouble is, many of these programs have no practical value, so employees return to their daily chores and forget the training.

But to suggest that nature can be commodified, and therefore owned, is sinister; humans could seek to replicate such services, creating self-pollinating plants; if butterflies have no practical value, why protect them?

This is done only by optimizing the combination of design parameters of recuperator taking entransy dissipation number as the objective function under certain constraint conditions, and the cost is no more than the low-temperature waste heat having no practical value.

The line was loss-making and had no practical value other than the tactical one of securing territory against competing companies.