The main value of celebrity campaigners is in geeing up the flagging activists who really get out the vote.
If the merit of those films is linked to mainstream visibility, the main value of the recent wave of LGBT documentaries lies in community history awareness.
For Dominic Curran, deputy managing director of sponsorship agency Synergy, the main value of winning Spoty is for the individual rather than the industry or sponsor.
Because the main value of nuclear weapons lies in their deterrent effect, states that possess nuclear weapons have tended not to conceal the fact that they do.
The main value of knowing that someone is pre-diabetic is that it confirms what we already know: that people should be eating a better diet and exercising more".
But Dr. Rosenzweig said that the main value of the panel's research, which used climate models and local climate data, was to identify risks in order to make the city less vulnerable to them.
But to Ms. Smith-Ronk, the main value of it is that "I like to know I went through the steps and tried to make myself more knowledgeable about the process" of starting a business.
For the French, the main value of these films lies in the work of Michel Audiard, who, over the course of 20 films, wrote a distinctive style of dialogue grounded in the imaginatively insolent slang of the Parisian working class, which does not translate easily into subtitles.
The main value of the debris may be as a clue to the location of more important parts of the plane that are certain to have sunk, notably the so-called black boxes, the cockpit voice recorder and the flight data recorder.
Mr. Paulson said he hoped that there would be a joint statement at the end of the discussions on Thursday signaling new commitments to ease economic tensions, but, he said, the main value of the conference was that it deepened the trust and openness between the countries.
No, the main value of choosing Mr McCain is what it tells voters about Mr Bush.It suggests that Mr Bush really can, as he claims, show leadership, by persuading an independent politician, with a mind of his own, to choose to run with him.
