Sentence examples for value in establishing from inspiring English sources

Mike O'Connor, chief executive of Consumer Focus, says there would be "real value" in establishing a more open and honest relationship between banks and their customers on what they get, how much it costs and whether others are offering better value for money.

But he thinks that the mere fact that we favor certain logical principles is of no value in establishing that they are meritorious principles.

They found that SPECT/CT showed its highest value in establishing the suspected diagnosis for the clinician by displaying the specific anatomical location of the suspected pathology.

Perhaps the greatest value in establishing a law preventing contract cheating would be to de-legitimise these services in the eyes of students; having a deterrent, rather than a curative, effect.

For example, there is high value in establishing that patent A, journal article B, PubMed abstract C and database record D, are, from the bioactivity standpoint, probably referring to the same canonical chemical entity.

Her concentrated efforts finally paid off with President Abraham Lincoln who realized the value in establishing a national, unifying holiday that gave thanks and praise.

Despite his bearish technical outlook, Gue sees longer term value in established utilities like Southern Company and Dominion Resources, despite Dominion's reduced profit outlook for 2003, which led to a 10% decline in its shares.

The principal difference between them is that deontological theories do not appeal to value considerations in establishing ethical standards, while teleological theories do.

Diagnostically, their chief value is in establishing that damage has occurred in the setting of inflamed brain tissue.

Nevertheless, the presence of pelvic disease is an adverse factor (P-value <0.001) in establishing cure and there is a suggestion that increasing age may also have an adverse role P-value=0.065 P-value=0.065

These scanty records are of value above all in establishing that, up to very nearly the time at which written documents become available, British and Irish had remained similar in structure to Gaulish.