Sentence examples similar to calls value added from inspiring English sources

For purposes of enumeration, my handling of Solomon Gundy is lacking what the economists call "value added".

And I tend to watch out for what I call "value added adjectives".

Kate Walsh, president of the National Council on Teacher Quality, a research and advocacy group in Washington, D.C., has called value-added the best teacher-evaluation method so far.

This $40 difference between the $60 cost of material inputs and the price of the product is called the value added.

And the difference then is what you could call the value added by Apple.

For Manitowoc, the moment of revelation came in 1991, when one of Butlers deputies, Chief Financial Officer Robert Friedl, heard a talk down in Milwaukee about a new measure of profitability called economic value added.

The GPRD (www.gprd.com) was established in 1987 and was originally called the value added medical systems (VAMP) research bank.

This is what you call negative journalistic value added.

It's no coincidence that small giveaway items are called "value-adds".

It was value added just to call a company's finance officer, in Cleveland or Tulsa, to tell him his stock price.

Over the years, Talbot says more and more of what happens after picking — the roasting, the packaging, and the rest of what the industry calls "value-added" — has been done in the consuming countries by the companies importing the beans and selling them.