Sentence examples for impression value from inspiring English sources

A concrete driveway can have a dramatic effect on the first impression, value, and resale potential for a home.

Does Washington, do the Nationals, do the Lerners, grasp the second-impression value of that week?

For example, it has banned advertisements that "feature inert or inactive ingredients in a manner that creates an impression of value greater than their true functional role in the formulation". It has also banned advertisements that are or may be false, lacking in fair balance or otherwise misleading.

These considerations should be enough to dispel the impression that valuing the high culture of the west is somehow tantamount to disparaging other cultures by comparison.

In other words, it takes fewer customer check-ins to generate the same number of impressions and value as brand content.

A higher price can create the impression of higher value, just as a placebo pill can reduce pain.

A publisher once told me a book of mine was being priced higher than usual "to give the impression of perceived value".

Booksellers loved the inexpensive volumes because putting them in bargain bins in the front of their stores created the impression of good value throughout.

Those who think the graduate contributions squeeze the middle the most are labouring under a false impression about the value of money over time.

They want to know that you care about and support them, so avoid giving the impression that you value them only for their high-quality work.

A few 2009 reds that made a particularly strong impression, especially when value is taken into account: Alain Voge's Cornas Vieilles Fontaines and Cornas Vieilles Vignes; Paul Jaboulet's new Côte-Rôtie, called Domaine des Pierrelles; Gerin's Côte-Rôtie Champin Le Seigneur; Gilles Barge's Côte-Rôtie Côte Brune, and Chapoutier's Ermitage Le Meal.