Sentence examples for both volume and value from inspiring English sources

Market size is provided in terms of both volume and value.

After a string of boom years the international art market is stalling, with falls in global sales by both volume and value.

Owing to modern developments, grinding has a large role in efficient manufacturing industry in terms of both volume and value.

It wasn't until the recession of 2008 that it started, in the words of one wine trade acquaintance of mine, to really "do a pinot grigio", increasing its sales so rapidly that, by last summer, it was outselling champagne in the UK in both volume and value.

Only six years ago, French, German and Italian wines between them accounted for around two-thirds of British consumption by both volume and value; now the figure has dropped below half, and is still heading down.New-world producers have well over a third of the British market.

This study uses the case of rare earth elements to evaluate Chinese export restrictions, reviewing China's current monopoly over the industry and providing insights on how widely traded these minerals are and China's position in international trade in terms of both volume and value.

Mussel farming is the largest aquaculture activity in Spain both in volume and value, being a key pillar for the development of the coastal areas in Galicia (NW Spain), where this production is concentrated.

The fruits of research and development can then be utilised effectively by the agricultural industry, making it the mainstay of the economy both in volume and value terms.

Five years ago, South Korea, which has 50 million people, was the third-largest importer of American beef and Japan the first, in both volume and dollar value, according to the United States Meat Export Federation.

However, both the volume and value of sales increased in April compared with March as lower prices boosted sales".

M&A exits will keep climbing both in volume and value.