Sentence examples for capable of adding value from inspiring English sources

Business incubation program, as a tool for promoting innovation and economic development (Bergek & Norrman, 2008; Al-Mubaraki & Busler, 2011), is designed to be capable of adding value to incubated companies with the intent of increasing the survival rates of such incubated companies (Bizzotto, 2003; Moreira et al. 2012).

Eidos proves technology is capable of adding value to the human body and extending the human experience. .

I like to say that we're both elitist and democratic: we start from the assumptions that there are only a handful of people capable of adding value to discussion on any particular issue, but that there are many people interested in hearing what those authoritative experts have to say.

Evidence of added value is therefore important.

In conclusion, this study provides proof-of-principle that a systems-level analysis of GWAS data is capable of adding significant value to existing datasets and future studies.

But the FAO, like its partners at the ministry, is also trying to attract investors capable of processing and adding value to Sierra Leone's crops, and in doing so providing a lucrative new market for local farmers.

Huxleyan dystopias, personal morality and partisan politics to one side, as a matter of practicality there must surely therefore come a point on the journey toward human 'progress' which has to be the exclusive preserve of the individual; a point at which government is simply not physically capable of adding any further value, even if we/it wanted it to.

Rabois tells me point blank that very few investors are actually capable of adding a lot of value to company boards.

We are capable of adding years to life, and life to years.

That's because all four are capable of adding some personality with stickers and emojis.

But he is still capable of adding a twist to the plot.