Sentence examples for the considerable value from inspiring English sources

I believe that all of this is true, in its own terms, and the passage justly indicates the considerable value of the book's material, its urgency and its resistance to an element of murderous blather in politics, news and entertainment.

The women and their families got very little, so that was really the impetus for founding the women's cooperative: to help them understand the considerable value of their artistic works".

"We welcome the government's conclusion that the UK's mixed-ecology broadcast and production sector is a global success story," said a spokesman for Channel 4. "However, we believe that this has been a missed opportunity to update and modernise the regulatory framework for broadcasting and ensure that it fully takes account of the considerable value created by the public service broadcasters".

"Obviously there will always be a big role for the government to make grants, to make direct investments, but there's also the opportunity to capture some of the considerable value that is created in land by the construction of transport infrastructure," he said at the time.

Biffa's chairman, Bob Davies, said the offer "recognises the considerable value inherent in our market position and integrated business model, and I believe their investment plans will help Biffa maximise the opportunities presented by changing legislation to deliver growth in the medium term".

It recognizes the considerable value that Mark has contributed to HP over the past five years in establishing us as a leader in the industry.

Thus, the rYES has considerable value in the assessment of WwTW as an initial screening system to identify WwTW effluents for subsequent testing in vivo.

We expect the short term reaction to be modestly positive and we reiterate our buy case, which is predicated on anticipating Verizon Wireless developments and the view that the shares offer considerable value.

Although estimating the activity of the recombinant glycosidases using monoaryl-substrates is of considerable value, the activity of the enzymes should be, if possible, measured using substrates (nearly) identical to the natural ones.

The rYES offers considerable value in this respect; however, from the perspective of environmental risk assessment, it is important to understand how in vitro effect measurements relate to effects in vivo.

The game, therefore, held considerable value to the England coach, Steve McNamara, as he fine tunes his World Cup preparations.