Sentence examples for has brought value from inspiring English sources

Nine years on, few would contradict Cope's assessment that Motion has brought value to the laureateship, which used to be open-ended with an honorarium comprising £70 and a butt of sack (barrel of Spanish wine).

For decades, user participation has brought value to various systems development projects.

Markwell said it would make sense for the online-only title to retain many of the heavy-hitting writers that had brought value to the Independent brand, such as Middle East experts Patrick Cockburn and Robert Fisk.

You'll have several solid examples of ways you've brought value to the company when it's time to ask for a promotion.

Partly at the urging of Galston and other "new Democrats," Bill Clinton and Barack Obama have brought values, and specifically the notion that some values are better than others, back into the mainstream of progressive politics.

That all-stock deal was valued at $460 million when it was struck in June, but a decline in TMP's stock price, as the job market has soured, has brought the value of the transaction down to $366 million.

"Gastronomy has brought back value to a type of ecological agriculture that was being lost, and it is encouraging more young people to become farmers and make nature their work office," he said.

He has brought great value to the team, starting in Zurich (at our training camp in March) and will continue until the end of the World Cup".

The lavish serial could also prove a high-water mark in the renaissance of US television which has brought cinematic values – and budgets – to the small screen in recent years.

But a flood of low-cost steel from Chinese mills has brought down the value of scrap metal, making it less attractive to send ships to the breaker's yards.There are now signs that shipping's self-righting mechanism is finally beginning to work.

This has proved extremely complex to implement and has brought relatively little value.