Sentence examples for seen as having no value from inspiring English sources

Mr. Singleton's tight focus on such people as opposed to a more comprehensive picture of black Los Angeles was still seen as having no value by a good number of well-to-do blacks.

"When I started with this company, it was all about keeping books from landfill demise". Or, as Ward puts it, "10 years ago, before companies like mine existed, those books were seen as having no value at all". And even Moss concedes that his store's used-book sales have been fairly steady over the past 10 to 15 years.

Emails have a tendency to be seen as having little value compared with a letter.

When architectural drawings were seen as having intrinsic value, they became collectible, and Kauffman chronicles early collectors, galleries, and sales.

Good health and good education are seen as having intrinsic value, and music and wider arts funding must be seen in the same way.

But he was seen as having some value because he sold McNamee steroids and human growth hormone during several of the years that McNamee says he was injecting Clemens.

Aside from Delta's win, the big news from BTN's results is that United and Continental seem to be navigating their merger well (at least in the minds of corporate travel managers), and that Southwest isn't seen as having the value advantage it once had.

PI was seen as having intrinsic value; nonetheless, there was clear support for the importance of evaluating its impact.

Systems which gather information about disease outbreak events from informal digital sources such as news media are now seen as having high value to national and transnational public health agencies (Heymann and Rodier, 2001).

The sun bear was the only species in our list seen as having a significant value for either use or trade: its gall bladder has 'medicinal value' and other parts including skin, claws and teeth are used as ornaments.

"Ivory should only be seen as having value on an animal".