Sentence examples for added value goods from inspiring English sources

Their businesses are built on taking the cheapest of cheap commodity ingredients, deconstructing them, and turning them into "added value" goods – not in lightly processing real unrefined foods.

I like the idea that music should be free and I'll pay for added value goods and services.

Therefore, consumers with a high tendency of "conformity with others" and "low need for cognition" could possibly purchase antioxidant-free wine as an added value good.

In contrast, the UK has been and remains a bulk-trading nation, adding relatively little added value to goods in transit.

Functional added value of intelligent goods   13.

Carefully conceived, academically informed internships provide that kind of added value -- a good return on the investment of the students' energy, intelligence, and time, whether or not they are paid.

The implementation of a quality management system which also includes a continuous improvement process would give added value to provide good care.

According to a 2010 study by the research department of the Bank of Israel, a significant share of Israeli sales to the Palestinian economy in 2008, which amounted to around $3.2 billion, consisted of the transit trade of goods imported into Israel, including fuel, or goods with low added value to Israel's economy.

Workers in towns produced goods with more added value than rural people.

Boosting the national capacity for producing goods of high added value is necessary to create industry jobs for students, he adds.

We also fail to properly understand how new forms of "intangible assets" – such as software, databases and knowledge acquired through research – are affecting the economy, while the way in which technology adds value to goods and services is also changing.