The phrase "as super value" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to express something of high value or worth, but the phrasing is awkward and unclear.
Example: "The new product is being marketed as super value, but many customers are unsure of what that means."
Alternatives: "as great value" or "as high value".
"Do you get forty times the pleasure from it?" With Charles Shaw, which Bronco introduced in 2002, Franzia invented a category, known as "super-value" — wine that costs less than three dollars a bottle — that is now a significant segment of the marketplace.
I generally approach sub-£10 clarets with trepidation, which is why Chateau Cabanes Graves 2008 (£9.99 or £7.99 when you buy a mixed case, Oddbins; 12.5%) is described in my notes as, "surprisingly decent; super value at the case price".
In the meantime, Wendy's has suspended all regular national advertising through the weekend in Mr. Thomas's honor; his latest spots, promoting the Wendy's "Super Value" discount menu, ran as recently as yesterday.
The company has already seen the blitz bear results, as same-store sales in January jumped 6.7% after the company promoted its Super Value Menu.
The Bank of England's "super Thursday" was predictably not as super as many had hoped.
While there is nothing wrong with being self-employed, this trend shows that the pace of hiring by firms is not as super strong as at face value.
For the values of n higher than 1, the mechanism of drug release is regarded as super case-II transport.
"The first medal was super, and this one is equally as super," Görgl said.
A promotional flier announced the evening's subject as "Super Bowl to Super Jew".
Edwards views himself as amending Hartshorne's idea to include super space as well as super time.
A similar overworld map is used in Super Mario World and New Super Mario Bros., and Mario's ability to fly has been a feature in such games as Super Mario World, Super Mario 64 and Super Mario Galaxy.
