Sentence examples for going to give value from inspiring English sources

"They presume that the Chinese are going to give value for money".

"There is an ethic on the Internet -- if I take value, I'm going to give back value," he said.

But, she had come of age just as women were discovering that "what was going to give you value was work," she said.

Stalin is always going to give good value in a novel, and there are some priceless anecdotes about him here ("Who organised the standing up?" he asks furiously after a spontaneous ovation for the poet Anna Akhmatova), but he comes over more as a grinch than the permanent possibility of terror that he embodies when, say, a Bulgakov novel or a Brodsky poem gets him in its sights.

Still, he said, "no one in this effort is going to give up the values that they think are important".

Both parts are going to give the approximate values of the forces that are going to be studied but each one has a different approach.

People are not going to give up on seeking value for money when the economy improves".

"It's probably obvious, but the company that's going to give you the best value is the one that wants to sell the product right away … and isn't going to just give you cash and then shut it down".

"Any renovation that adds square footage or usable space is, of course, going to give the best uplift in value, but one has to be aware that it is easy to overextend in the wrong area," Mr. Elston of Aylesford International said.

"That's going to give you so much more value in the future," she said.

We welcome, we welcome them because John and I are going to give them a lesson in values tonight".