of little value

The survey shows that some students believe that if something cannot be calculated in terms of money it is of little value.

In the last couple of years, when deflation was perceived by many to be a greater threat than inflation, the index was of little value.

To take(something, especially something of Little value)in a furtive manner; snitch.

Some discard it lightly as if it were of little value and easily replaced.

The tongue of the righteous is choice silver, but the heart of the wicked is of little value.

The systems I've seen were simplistic and of little value, not to mention being counter-productive and frustrating for everyone involved.

He or she speaks an unwritten language and is possessed of jungle skills that are of little value in the money economy.

We add the word "robust" because an easily forged authentication is of little value.

And, of course, authorization is of little value without robust authentication.

Timing of the report is vital. Without a point of reference, most assessment data is of little value.

The application is of little value if it eventually crashes or becomes nonresponsive.

The evidence a CSI recovers is of little value if it's not admissible in court.

The "Last" link is of little value as the results are sorted by relevance.

If diamonds do not wear, they are of little value in a construction application.

The cargoes which the pirates stole were generally of little value until they could be taken into a port and sold.

Nothing was made of silver, because silver was considered of little value in Solomon's days.

Such waste circulation is expensive to serve and of little value to advertisers.

Much financial innovation has proved of little value, and market discipline of individual bank strategies has often proved ineffective.

A firewall that trusts your entire internal corporate network is of little value in this context.

Robust is specified here because authentication that can be easily forged is of little value.

Constitutional rights would be of little value if they could be thus indirectly denied.

Many of the indices have only a short history, which means they are of little value to policymakers interested in long-term trends.

The witness's recall of the robbery was so vague that his statement was of little value to the police.

This dictionary is of little value to you.

That you have a shallow site of little value, or that your links were generated by automation rather than by the value of your site.

The former Soviet leader said hypothetical questions were of little value.

Small transistor radio: Of little value as there is no transmitter.

paper money of little value issued on insufficient security.

Teams that reject risk will be relegated to routine work of little value.

e. g. n. Your ideas have little value. =Your ideas are of little value.

High-quality insulation will be of little value if door seals are leaking.

A small, showy ornament of little value; a trinket.

Others say the additional 8 days is of little value.

Of little value or importance; paltry.

This kind of research has proved of little value in the past and this will continue to hinder medical progress in the future.

The painting was of little value.

Most processed foods are of little value, and it is far better to eat fresh and uncooked produce where possible.

I won't give you anything of little value.

It is of little value.

It is a book of little value.

filch vt. to take (something, especially something of little value) in a furtive manner

For example, coding standards for Java 1. 1 are of little value if developers are currently working with Java 5.

be of little value to sb

Of little value and best to cull the cow