Sentence examples for is of small value from inspiring English sources
Hence men say that justice is of small value, since it is more desirable to seem just than to be just, whereas with health it is not so.
It is of small value to have great closeouts if there is little demand.
For this it is made a simple analysis, through the equation of the degree of evidence (Table 5) which thus will tell which of the two input signals is of smaller value, thus establishing the output signal [11].
However, Samuel Eliot Morison wrote in his History of United States Naval Operations in World War II that "Arawe was of small value" as the Allies never used it as a naval base and the garrison stationed in the area after the landings would have been better employed elsewhere.
There are several patient case series describing long survival and improvement of symptoms after liver surgery, but these are of small value because of lack of comparisons.
He believes flossing is of little value and that small interdental brushes are better at cleaning the gaps between teeth.
Israeli law prohibits public representatives from receiving any gift that isn't "of small value and reasonable in context," a somewhat ambiguous clause that will no doubt play a role in the Attorney General's weighing of a potential indictment.
This is of no small value to the Arabs.
Molluscan species are, as a rule, of small value as zone fossils; but associations of species may be of value.
These letters are of little value in a small-college job search.
Note that the ratio τ′/τ is much smaller near τ=1 than it is for smaller values of τ.
