commercial value

But you will be found to have instead information of great commercial value.

Who can say, really, what the show's commercial value was?

"What makes you think there's anything of commercial value in the message?"

The commercial value of long hair might also be mentioned.

In turn, some of this equipment would have commercial value and become products.

But I of all men should have known: nothing has a commercial value unless there's a market for it.

Most of us have learned that the personal information we yield has commercial value.

At 3 pounds max, they are too small to be of commercial value.

Coincidentally or not, they had lost their commercial value, too.

The Eastern oyster used to be of great commercial value.

The place produces nothing of essential commercial value to us.

The military and commercial value of such stable points would be immense.

Its fruit has a poor flavor, and is of no commercial value.

The fruit is small and holds little commercial value as food.

At times exposure of each body part is given a commercial value and open to negotiation.

Surely he did not expect to find money in an empty house, or anything else of any commercial value.

This species is of commercial value for fishing in Japan.

But nothing he had was of any commercial value.

The more populated a state, and in turn, the closer to a city, the higher the commercial value of the land.

No one has yet settled the question of whether to remove it from the book, which would certainly increase its commercial value.

However these compounds are too unstable to be of any commercial value.

It will also have recreational, health, environmental, and social benefits that go far beyond its commercial value.

It was of little commercial value, used occasionally in the ceramics industry.

It is primarily due to its function, performance and commercial value.

West End producers have always put a high premium on commercial value, he added.