Sentence examples for not that valuable from inspiring English sources

Some scientists argue that the raw genome sequences are not that valuable to terrorists and should not be restricted.

"Knowing the number of cases of salmonella is not that valuable unless you know what food that disease is linked with," said Dr. J. Glenn Morris, director of the Emerging Pathogens Institute of the University of Florida in Gainesville.

To be told what you are producing is not that valuable, that you could be doing it better, that you are a symbol of the deficiencies of your profession, is actually exactly what journalists need to hear to ensure we don't lapse into smugness, or fall in love with the sound of our own voices.

"Posters from the 1980s are beautiful, powerful and evocative, but most of them are really not that valuable," he said.

Any single work is probably not that valuable, but taken all together they are very valuable, especially to Google which benefits by simply being able to add the text of all these books into search results and then make money off the associated search ads.

Additionally, the scholarships are usually not that valuable, but being commended or finalized can look very good on future applications to additional scholarships.

I nearly explained that he didn't really want them since they weren't that valuable, they were last year's Gucci loafers.

If δ is approximately 1, and if we take δ to 1 here the time isn't that valuable given how rapidly we can make offers to and fro then what does this make this equal?

I doubt not that many valuable titles are now held by virtue of the provisions of these statutes.

If not, then that valuable asset may disappear and their patients may be put at risk.

The Texans parted with Ryans because, as a ho-hum pass defender, he's not all that valuable in nickel and dime.