Sentence examples for the slightest value from inspiring English sources

Here in my opinion is the only imaginative prose-writer of the slightest value who has appeared among the English-speaking races for some years past".

Elsewhere, George Orwell heralded Miller as "the only imaginative prose-writer of the slightest value who has appeared among the English-speaking races for some years past".

"I have no interest in knowing what even the slightest value of any of these things is," said Mr. LeWitt, who noted that none of the works were insured.

"The Russians are putting things forward without giving the slightest numerical value, without the slightest scientific argument.

None of these reasons bear the slightest moral value.

The C2 yield in this strain is −0.08 mol per mole of cellobiose consumed (the slight negative value is due to the consumption of sodium acetate), whereas the C3 (i.e., lactate) yield is 3.52 (88%% of theoretical).

So I've talked to CEOs who understand clearly that they want to go after investors who have a long view and are going to hold the stock as opposed to buy and sell their stock at the slightest change in value in the market.

The public disclosure of such secrets may harm national security -- and have only "slight" value.

Short-term notions to solve long-term problems have slight value.

"Even if they don't, the slightest accident can impact value permanently, sometimes to pennies on the dollar". All parents want the very best for their children, and rich people have the money to make it happen.

None of which should be taken as casting the slightest shadow on the valued role the American Dance Festival plays both nationally and internationally.