Sentence examples for are value for from inspiring English sources

The seasoned performers are value for money, unlike their apartment.

The report recommends the BBC looks at whether its portfolio of investments are in breach of its free-to-air principles, and whether they are "value for money".

But in future they have to work harder to show they are value for money – as they would with any other big client".

The source added: "This is not a repeat of the unilateralist debate of the 1980s – it is whether the  Government's proposals are value for money".

"We are confident the salaries offered are value for money for the taxpayer and enable us to attract and retain the right quality of staff to these critical jobs.

"Until the department meets its targets and can show how its approach is improving trainee recruitment, quality and retention, we cannot conclude that the arrangements for training new teachers are value for money," he said.

Authors are valued for their apparent extraordinariness.

Grasses are valued for their extensive roots.

Detective books are valued for their reward of vigilance.

Their horns are valued for medicinal use and as aphrodisiacs.

Many of these fishes are valued for food or sport.