Sentence examples for not particularly valuable from inspiring English sources

And that, they say, is a kind of regulation that is not particularly valuable or lasting.

She said the study "was not even remotely critical of anything" and thus was not particularly valuable.

Closers over all are not particularly valuable; they pitch about one-third the innings of a starter.

Mr. Lorello noted in his confession that most of what he stole was not particularly valuable (some of his items sold for as little as $10).

Conduct a hunt around your home for objects that are not particularly valuable now but many become more valuable later, such as a Limited Edition Barbie doll or an original Nintendo.

Second, coal is not particularly valuable as an export (certainly not when compared to oil and gas) and as such the opportunity cost of stranding it (in terms of foregone revenue) is not so large.

It's always hard to predict what will work, but "working" in California isn't particularly valuable if the approach doesn't work where most of the planet's emissions will be coming from in the 21st century.

Despite its age and size, the tooth isn't particularly valuable.

Over the years of creative life I'd collected a strange array of seemingly disparate, not-particularly-valuable skills, but when I began working in TV, I realised that, in this environment, they weren't disparate at all.

If you speak Hindi, that skill may not be particularly valuable to a company that doesn't do business with India.

"This very much reinforces that if a charity doesn't have something to drive what is very much an impulse decision, then text-to-give is not a particularly valuable fund-raising tool," said Timothy Ogden, a consultant who writes the blog Philanthropy Action.