If you want to discount Harper's all-star nod because of a lack of singles and a depressed batting average, be my guest, but a closer look at Harper's overall contributions suggests his performance is still valuable enough to be considered one of the league's better and more valuable outfielders in 2018.
The worm compost is considered valuable enough to fetch almost 10 times the price of other composts.
They say he left the country soon afterward, contacting them later by e-mail from Pakistan and volunteering information on Al Qaeda, information that the Jordanians considered valuable enough to share with American intelligence agencies.
The field may still hold bronze plaques, not considered valuable enough to hide, and it may even eventually yield some clue as to the catastrophe which overwhelmed Senua's shrine, and the faithful guardian of her treasures.
We confirmed that even for patents considered valuable enough to warrant paying German renewal fees escalating over time to a cumulative total of DM 16,075 (roughly $6,825 at 1977 exchange rates), most of the inventions are of only modest value, while a few yield blockbuster rewards.
In asexually propagated plants, a cultivar is a clone considered valuable enough to have its own name; in sexually propagated plants, a cultivar is a pure line (for self-pollinated plants) or, for cross-pollinated plants, a population that is genetically distinguishable.
The words in Britney's book already existed in electronic form - but were considered valuable enough to memorialize on paper.
If you're a contemporary artist ultimately you hope that your shit will be considered valuable enough to fund your lifestyle.
Heimerdinger's stance, according to two people close to him who were granted anonymity because they were revealing details from private conversations, is basically this: If the Jets did not consider him valuable enough to promote, why do they want him to stay?
But in most situations, if your work is valuable enough to publish, it's valuable enough to register.
Is he valuable enough to justify the cost of coaching?
