Sentences with phrase «little practical value»

While these straightforward statements are great reminders, they are of little practical value.

However, that will only provide you with enhanced visual appeal but has very little practical value in real world driving conditions.

That's what we mean about little practical value.

Black theology has little practical value apart from the black church because liberation can not be achieved without the church.

He or she is at grave risk of falling in love with features that are of little practical value to the target end user.

In contrast, today's guns, particularly handguns, have little practical value except as a weapon (their sporting use is the only exception).

That means some label information, such as the use of unregulated terms such as holistic, premium and human grade, «is of little practical value in assisting nutritional assessment» WSAVA states.

Ferguson added: «This research may help society focus on issues that really matter and avoid devoting unnecessary resources to the pursuit of moral agendas with little practical value.»

Often the experimental statistical «evidence» in such studies establishes a benefit for a drug that is of little practical value; the supposed benefit, while perhaps real in a mathematical sense, is so slight as to be meaningless for real patients.

Judging people who indulge in (booze, food, or sex) as immoral has very little practical value.

Evans also says that research at Nyos may be of little practical value.

Surreal indeed, but so general as to be of little practical value.

Rudder dismissed the idea as «of little practical value.»

«Teachers are justifiably skeptical about opening up their classrooms to outsiders, because it often results in conflicting and vague advice that has little practical value to them or their students,» the authors write.

While a point - in - time analysis of ten - year correlations between indices is instructive, it is of little practical value to investors.

It's great to study something you think you're passionate about but if you can't find a job in your field, your education may have little practical value.

But ultimately the answer to what caused Katrina is of little practical value.

We have a lot of hot air about reconstructed past climates... of little practical value.

In this area of criminal law complainants sometimes retain counsel for themselves, not only to ensure their own protection but out of concern for the accused whose presumption of innocence seems to have little practical value — until an experienced criminal lawyers takes over.

On my end, I have been asked many times why I support an initiative that has «little practical value.»

Cf. Post 008 («[The innovator is] often deeply immersed in the technical workings of the project... [and thus] at grave risk of falling in love with features that are of little practical value to the target end user.»).

Actual cash value coverage is of little practical value to you.

If a Nest Cam is stolen, it can not be managed or viewed by anyone else unless you manually transfer ownership — meaning the camera has little practical value to anyone who doesn't have permission to use it.