Sentence examples for it's value added from inspiring English sources

In sports, it's value added to have a villain, a team everyone but the home fans roots against.

So it's not a burden on society, it's value added.

It was value added just to call a company's finance officer, in Cleveland or Tulsa, to tell him his stock price.

We try to say that we're not just venture capital or money, but there's value added to it because you can get money in a lot of places but the expertise is probably more.

Aside from it's value-add for consumer (one-click ordering), OrderAhead is on a mission to bring value on the merchant side by becoming an Amazon for the brick-and-mortar world.

"If the Turks, when and if they decide to be more forthcoming on helping the coalition, it will clearly be value added," said Gen. Lloyd Austin, who runs the airstrike campaign against the Islamic State in Iraq and Syria as the head of U.S. Central Command.

"I think it's going to be value added as we go forward," Dan Bartlett, the White House counselor, said at the end of a presidential event here encouraging people to sign up for the program before the deadline on Monday.

Now that would be value added.

The ugly economic phrase is "value added".

"It's value-added for guests," said Gordon Tareta, global director of spas for Hyatt Hotels and Resorts.

"Yet it's valued lower than its peers," he added, at less than eight times projected cash flow for 2003.