Sentence examples for of very value from inspiring English sources

Sean Sullivan, a security analyst at F-Secure, said: "Smart cities can provide planning departments a lot of very value information for better city living – but it could also be a big vector for fraud unless properly secured.

These incidents affect our overall view of the very value of the system, and thus produce less confidence that it will be made better.

The abundance of education changed the very value of it.

"These comments are not only unacceptable, intolerant and a betrayal of the very values and character of Saskatchewan, they are dangerous," he wrote in a Facebook post.

The current tension between the United States and Israel can be attributed to a fraying of those very values by a succession of right-wing Israeli governments.

Finally, he disputes the very value of cleanliness, arguing that it is highly subjective.

Its efforts to damage the opposition have instead taken down the very value of this country.

To her son, the appeal to expediency spells utter betrayal, a trampling of the very values by which she has taught him to live his life.

The motion, entitled "Opposing Fascism and Social Divisiveness in the UK Media", is a contradiction of the very values that the students' union claims it is protecting.

Even experience is of very limited value.

"Paintings, like jewellery, are of very high value and very easy to move.