Sentence examples for little valuable from inspiring English sources

After press reports said that the raid had produced little valuable intelligence, Trump blamed the operation's troubles on "the generals".

The court said this explained why, though greeted as national heroes upon their return to Russia, the agents appeared to have collected little valuable intelligence.

But military and civilian intelligence officials have said that the interrogation center produced little valuable information about who was fighting, how they were organized and other details.

It was later revealed that the terror suspect was waterboarded at least 83 times and had given away little valuable intelligence.

In 2005, a presidential commission that reviewed the prewar failures of the intelligence on Iraq's supposed weapons programs faulted American intelligence on Iran, saying it included little valuable information from spies.

But the owner of a similar home in a town with little valuable property could pay a tax of $3,000, and even that would not be enough to let the town match its wealthier counterpart's spending per child.

"I'm a little more valuable in this role," Guthrie said.

In the Far East, however, it's quite popular, making this phone a little more valuable there.

As the former chairman of ITV, Lord Grade, told me, there is little more valuable than football for telecommunication and broadcasting businesses.

Gogo's spotty speeds make this benefit a little less valuable than others, but it's the thought that counts — at least until Gogo finishes overhauling planes with its faster satellite-based service.

And while we all know (or should know) by now that megapixels aren't everything when it comes to taking decent digital photos, LG has a few features that make the whole package a little more valuable.