Sentence examples for have considerable value from inspiring English sources
Crosby's equipment, and especially the puck, would have considerable value.
Monkey brains, bear bile, musk, big cat carcasses, elephant feet, tails, horns and teeth have considerable value.
It's possible that a year or two from now many of the toxic assets that financial firms have written off will turn out to have considerable value.
While a syndicated good can have considerable value in and of itself, it does not normally constitute an entire product; it's a piece of a greater whole.
Nanofiber-based synthetic matrices could have considerable value for applications in tissue engineering, cell-based therapies, and studies of cell/tissue function and pathology.
He says they recognize that mapping functions (even those offered by simple spreadsheet tools) can have considerable value, but that they do not assume such mappings in themselves constitute knowledge or wisdom.
Perez is still trying to make a positive impression with the Mets, to prove that he has considerable value in October.
With Protestants and Roman Catholics vying for European hearts and minds, the 16th century was a volatile, bloody time, and religious imagery had considerable value as propaganda.
But above all, Whittier has had splendid isolation, a commodity that has considerable value in Alaska, a big land with few roads.
A successful forward model has considerable value in its own right, but its power is dramatically leveraged by the inverse model, which forecasts successful specific catalyst formulations.
