Sentence examples for adding much value from inspiring English sources

Schools do not appear to be adding much value.

If they're not doing that then they're not really adding much value".

"Our view has always been that he was not really adding much value.

And, when the government does act, its weakness means that it often follows the lead of these informal institutions without adding much value.

Metal stamping, however, is not what Mr. Cutler describes as a core competency -- not a means of adding much value, or price, to a product.

As Mr Haldane comments: "A banking system that does not accurately assess and price risk is not adding much value to the economy".

Indeed, the Watch Online at www.whiteplainswatch.com has added much value to the "hard copy" edition of The Watch.

But Professor Greenwald does not agree that mergers will add much value.

Unfortunately neither seems to add much value to the brand – the messages can be summed up with "Something happened.

Given its lack of transparency, and how long it takes to reach its decisions, do its deliberations really add much value to the national income accounts?

Harper's fiftieth anniversary edition of Sillitoe's working-class classic doesn't add much value in terms of new editorial apparatus.