Sentence examples for has no real value from inspiring English sources
Hence acupuncture has no "real" value.
"And physical cash has no real value in itself.
But there is at least a suspicion that a significant part of modern finance has no real value for anyone except the participants.
"I believe that the trade of critic, in literature, music, and the drama, is the most degraded of all trades, and that it has no real value," Twain writes.
The Microsoft deal has no real value except for giving Microsoft a beachhead in China.
"For those who refer to gold as "that useless piece of yellow metal that has no real value and earns nothing," they might want to look at financial market charts more closely," Fitzpatrick says.
In this case, the polynomial in the second part of (57) has no real valued root, and thus, (57) must be true.
A prominent Canadian researcher is facing claims that data in his widely reported study of a nutritional supplement's effects on thinking and memory in the elderly are so flawed as to have no real value.
But in a review requested by Congress, the inspector general found that the V.A.'s system for measuring waiting times for evaluations "had no real value" because it measured how long it took the department to conduct the evaluation, not how long the patient waited to receive it.
Unfortunately, many of the trappings of wealth, cars, clothing, travel, Instagram photos, or glamorous snaps have no real value when it actually comes to feeling secure financially.
