Sentence examples similar to are added value from inspiring English sources
verb
To join or unite, as one thing to another, or as several particulars, so as to increase the number, augment the quantity or enlarge the magnitude, or so as to form into one aggregate. Hence: To sum up; to put together mentally.
Companies are adding value to their shareholders.
"It's one thing if people are adding value to society," Professor Frank said.
Even the stock markets, which presaged the 2001 recession when they began falling in 2000, are adding value.
That's the challenge we have to convince people quickly that their time with us is not wasted and we are adding value".
"Organizations like ours can be perceived as threatening because people are concerned about the potential for losing something, but we are adding value.
"[Making something that is] disposable isn't enough to make a consumer feel that you are adding value to a new category," Ms Wing said.
If people are adding value to a company they can be deemed workers and should be paid at least the national minimum wage.
After the dust settles, the companies that are adding value, making the technology better, are the ones that will thrive, not the Johnny-come-latelys or the Dentalfloss.coms".
Within aerospace and defence sectors, organisations are adding value to their core corporate offerings through services.
By putting Beams on a website publishers are adding value to their content or service.
We work very very hard to make sure we are adding value to these networks.
