Sentence examples for going to add value from inspiring English sources

First, "focus on interactions that are going to add value for them and for the business," advises Watkins.

What I do think they're applying is a different mindset, a different approach, different geographic expertise that's only going to add value to the conversation and to the execution.

In addition to these "stories of success," candidates need to be able "to communicate in 30 seconds what they're all about and how they're going to add value to that organization," Ms. Safani said.

A. "If you do just one thing, it's probably not going to add value," said Jeffrey Schleider, managing director of Miron Properties, a real estate company specializing in green properties, in New York.

Just tell me how youre going to make money and how I'm going to add value.

You will need to do the due diligence in order to really understand if a VC is going to add value in addition to capital.

High performers aren't going to add much value to an organization if they're smoothly and rapidly pulling carts that aren't going to market.

In other words, things that are not going to add any value.

Founder of Firebrand Group, Jeremy Goldman says 0.25% to 2% of equity is reasonable, and more if they are really going to add significant value.

Ukraine's dilapidated military capability is certainly not going to add any tangible value to Nato's firepower, and the strategic disadvantages of Ukraine joining Nato far outweigh the potential benefits.

Louis Quatorze won the 1996 Preakness, his only Grade I victory, and stands at Murmur Farm in Darlington, Md. "It is going to add several million dollars of value on breeding rights," said Terry Finley, who manages West Point Thoroughbred, the partnership that owns Macho Again.