Bob Steele's Curly, Leigh Whipper's Crooks (the only carry-over from the play), Roman Bohnen's Candy, Charles Bickford's Slim and the others, have been scarcely less valuable in their several ways.
If the first volume was a classic study, this is scarcely less valuable as an insight into the lower pond life of the parliamentary system where greed, hopeless ambition, self-delusion and bitter disillusion lurk.
Connexion was scarcely less valuable, because the place that someone or something occupied could be used to sustain or criticise their role, as well as to demonstrate the value of co-operative contraries.
Since mobile radio resources are valuable assets and scarcely available, it is required to ensure efficient utilization of radio resources for M2M communications.
They also happen to be most valuable to those who can scarcely afford them.
All three insisted on ultimate command; this can be a valuable military virtue, but it is scarcely a skill transferable to the political arena.
The present study will provide valuable data to an area that has only scarcely been studied before.
The ability to create these multilayers as laterally nano-patterned films, which has only been scarcely investigated so far, augments the functionality of the multilayer and makes it valuable for applications that require nanoscale features or periodic arrangement, such as photonic devices, catalytic surfaces, and biomedical applications.
There is that incandescence about Miss Bergman, that spiritual spark which makes us believe that Selznick has found another great lady of the screen.Scarcely less valuable to the film, although in Miss Bergman's presence they must take subordinate place, are the performances of Mr. Howard as the completely plausible violinist and Miss Best as his forgiving wife.
And they scarcely complained.
Now scarcely 10 per cent are.
