Sentence examples for ever more value from inspiring English sources

But on a smaller scale, Hong Kong's own evolution from a low-cost manufacturing base to a hub for services with ever more value added (see chart 5) is almost as remarkable.

I had put it to Mendes that football's ability to generate ever more value could not go on forever.

Such mobility, and attendant language skills, will be ever more valued in the future.Employers value the skills and practices workers acquire abroad, but in many areas they are still faced with a stubborn problem: the salaries they offer cannot compete with those offered by employers in Germany and beyond.

Adding ever more events to track, ever more values to measure, heat maps, demographic breakdowns, elaborate custom-built reporting interfaces, a dashboard for every occasion, you name it.

There are ever more values to connectivity because there are more things to do with it– Amazon, Ebay, Yahoo and Google, to name a few.

Digital innovations can be combined and recombined to create ever-more value.

Writing in the Wall Street Journal, he said: "As China rebalances its economy and its growing middle class demand new and ever more high value goods, brands and services, so UK companies have much to offer".

I want my daughter to know that no material possession could ever add more value to her as a human being.

In what ways do you believe the inclusive values of your camp have an advantage over the ever more exclusive, comparative value that drives corporate logic?

Financiers were growing fabulously wealthy in the early 2000s, but others could also borrow ever more against the value of their home.That changed after the crash.

Prokofiev's sumptuous score must be met, it seems, with ever more sumptuous production values, and no one has yet managed an incandescent arabesque when covered with brocade.