Sentence examples for no practical value from inspiring English sources
They have no practical value.
Trouble is, many of these programs have no practical value.
The results were therefore of no practical value to investors.
Critics say the law has proved of no practical value to the woman in this case.
Critics say that in this instance the law has proved of no practical value to the woman concerned.
"Let us remember that literature is of no practical value whatsoever.... " But practical value isn't the only kind of value.
Blowing money on a hugely expensive deterrent with no obvious practical value will not be a vote winner.
In fact, most scientific results are of no immediate practical value; they merely move us one small step closer to a final result that may be truly useful.
Why go to the trouble of making such an object – which has no obvious practical value when you are battling to survive ice age Europe – and then bury it?
Understanding how human beings work -- through literature, music, art and the social sciences such as psychology, anthropology and (dare I say) linguistics -- has no immediate practical value.
But whatever you call it, there is no doubting the practical value of a device that is capable of translating any language into another.Remarkably, however, such devices are now on the verge of becoming a reality, thanks to new "statistical machine translation" software.
