Sentence examples for acquiring added value from inspiring English sources

In essence, economic relations are limited to the exploitation of raw materials, coffee being only one example of this, whilst these materials are processed and utilised, thus acquiring added value through the production process, within the industrialised countries.

Pelosi couldn't have known, while she was on the road with George W. Bush, that he would win the Republican nomination, let alone the general election, but when he did her film acquired added value; there was no other portrait of Bush comparable to what we saw in "Journeys with George".

Acquire adds value by providing a mechanism through which the collection site can monitor molecular quality metrics DNA quality and RNA RIN numbers alongside specimen quality metrics such as percent cellularity, warm ischemia time and images of slides that underwent pathological review.

When overlaid with data that represent various forms of environmental risk and vulnerability from nuclear, chemical, or biological accidents, these maps acquire a prominent added value.

In the last century Cannae has acquired added significance.

Real-life contextual experience by clinical exposure added value in acquiring clinical competence, whereas paper-based case tutorials also provided students with clinical knowledge [ 13].

He was "not at all shy," he said, about making acquisitions, but noted that, historically, many deals had not added value for the acquiring company.

This paper argues that in addition to the benefits described above, there is a specific added value for the use of design patterns by students to acquire design skills and domain knowledge.

That's added value".

"That alone has some added value".

And the added value comes from prunes.