Sentence examples for improved value for from inspiring English sources
To continue to reach consumers, MNCs need to market products that offer improved value for their cost or highly differentiated value propositions across a range of customer segments.
The fit presented here uses 28 parameters to give an overall standard deviation of 7.4 kHz for 372 line frequencies, and results in a much improved value for the sixfold barrier for toluene, V6 = 13.832068(3) cal mol−1.
Updated at 3.28pm BST 3.18pm BST BBC trustee: BBC has 'massively improved' value for money since 2008 Lord Patten says it is not only the licence fee payer who is shocked about the payouts: "It is people inside the BBC who have said for two years that they haven't got enough money to make this programme or that... and then they see this NAO report".
This served as the trigger point driving us to look at the bigger picture of how we could better integrate our processes, people and technologies to manage this new content strategy, and ultimately deliver improved value for our audience.
"The Welsh government has created Natural Resources Wales because we believe one body will result in a more streamlined way of working and will ensure more effectively delivery and improved value for money".
"The notion that you can work in a larger team and provide improved value for the patient is a central goal for our company," says Samuel Levy, chief scientific officer of Genomic Health, a molecular diagnostics oncology company based in Redwood City, California.
In 1914 16 he published improved values for the Stefan-Boltzmann constant of blackbody radiation and helped to confirm Planck's radiation law.
More than $1.5 billion in stadium improvement subsidies by the German government to prepare for hosting the 2006 World Cup markedly improved values for Bayern Munich, Schalke 04 and Bayer Leverkusen.
On day 16 after the patient was admitted to the hospital, results of laboratory testing showed improved values for creatine phosphokinase (1,855 ng/mL), aspartate aminotransferase (101 IU/L), alanine aminotransferase (162 IU/L), lactate dehydrogenase (294 IU/L), and urine myoglobulin (10 μg/L).
