Sentence examples for its greatest value from inspiring English sources
Thus Frank Cook, writing in 1954, stated: "To quote Malcolm Donaldson (1933): 'Gynaecology was the realm in which radium therapy was first used to any great extent; and in this field it still has its greatest value.' It has more recently been said with a considerable degree of truth that the history of radiotherapy of cervical cancer well represents the history of radiotherapy as a whole".
But this is a long-term play, and it could have its greatest value far beyond the crib.
The irony of the pineapple question is that its greatest value — the academic discussion it generated — couldn't be measured by the test itself.
The Mermaid Inn, a casual fish shack in the East Village, simply adds $15 to its cost on every bottle it sells, a strategy that yields its greatest value at the higher reaches, like a '95 Dom Pérignon for $115 (suggested retail, $120).
It is here that this unit will have its greatest value.
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She printed rousing contributions entitled "A Defense of Assassination" and "The Song of the Bomb," and composed an editorial declaring: Even if dynamite were to serve no other purpose than to call forth the spirit of revolutionary solidarity and loyalty, it would prove its great value.
If you have ranked it on the high side and are convinced of its great value, take a stand.
Its great value is its relentless optimism, even in situations where none seems apparent.
It is the drawing together of these elements into a coherent picture that gives Mr. Rashid's book its great value.
