Sentence examples for added commercial value from inspiring English sources

The stamp added commercial value.

West Ham argue that their presence in the stadium not only brings added value through the 1.5m to 2m spectators they would bring to the venue each year but added commercial value for sponsors and corporate clients.

The extra processing also tends to cause more fibre breakage, leading to lower final product prices and less added commercial value as a result of shorter fibre length and hence lower yarn quality.

The partial, tailor-made hydrolysis of whey proteins is a good alternative for adding commercial value to this effluent of the dairy industry.

A similar project, just nine miles away in Scheveningen, shrouds its dike in a multilevel promenade, adding commercial value to a structure built primarily as "a matter of national security," as Dircke put it.

GCs must use their legal expertise to add commercial value rather than stifling it.

These processes can be achieved in a single THAI CAPRI process, which combines in situ combustion, catalytic upgrading and horizontal wellbore technology for down-hole or in situ recovery and upgrading of heavy oil and bitumen to improve fluidity and subsequently add commercial value to the produced oil.

The findings of this study provide fundamental and essential database and technologies for exploiting tropical wood species and correctly utilising the 15 tropical wood species with cement as value added commercial products in construction.

A producer training programme on combing cashmere would add the commercial value of their cashmere.

He said the villa's "sociocultural value outstrips its commercial value," adding how the campaigners' proposal was rejected in the end.

Instead, in the new city skateboarding is increasingly central to debates about the value of public spaces, while simultaneously adding artistic, cultural, educational and commercial value to our urban lives.