Severely pale tongue, as a screening test, has several virtues; it costs nothing, is painless, and can be easily elicited even in crowded out-patient departments in just a few seconds.
This little manual has several virtues.
"The machine has several virtues," he remarked of his Remington.
The new mantra of Progressive Governance appears to have several virtues.
Property, on the other hand, has several virtues.
In the eyes of transit security officials, the message had several virtues.
At this point the plot turns amusingly absurd.Mr Buckley's writing has several virtues.
Because they cut out a layer of intermediation, capital markets are also generally cheaper than banks.Banks, on the other hand, have several virtues of their own.
That original E.T.F., and the many funds that came after it, had several virtues, among them simplicity and shares that were liquid.
This proposal has several virtues: By engineering Saddam's exile we make the moral, legal and strategic point that no one can get away with defying the U.N. and flouting international norms forever.
But Barry was only out of the gate for a day in 2007 before it became apparent that, while the senator had a bouquet of talents and several virtues that Clinton would never possess, he was not quite Bill's match as a political natural.
