Sentence examples for some practical value from inspiring English sources

But they will be of some practical value rather than none.

The symbolism would be too depressing — state history in hock — and the mansions do retain some practical value.

Experiments show that the program can improve the accuracy and intelligence of answering system, has some practical value.

Science is, of course, expected by many to have some practical value, and indeed, by shocking fruit flies we may one day learn why dominatrixes are so popular.

Extremophiles have shown some practical value in the past decade.

Incentives play on the concept that users are much more likely to actively refer a product if they receive some practical value for doing so.

The survey offers some practical values of the accuracy affordable in each case.

This conclusion, to some extent, verifies the practical value of channel uncertainty model.

However, some factual knowledge with practical value may be hidden in magico-religious expressions.

Pre-clinical and early clinical data suggest that in the future some molecular markers might have practical value in predicting cytotoxics activity in the clinical setting.

But he raises one of the standing complaints about gold as a long-term investment: it produces no profit, pays no dividend and, apart from jewelry and some industrial applications, has no practical value.