Sentence examples for it represents value from inspiring English sources

While it is hardly a bargain, I think it represents value for money, with precise renditions of classic dishes using top ingredients.

"It represents value for money, will increase choice on the high street for customers and safeguards jobs in the north-east," the chancellor added.

BBC Newsnight said the review is expected to set five tests for the UK's continued status as a nuclear power, including whether it makes a "demonstrable contribution" to the defence of the country and if it represents value for money.

As is normal for major projects such as this one, the Department and the Treasury, drawing on the expertise of Monitor, would expect assurance around the affordability of the scheme and whether it represents value for money for the taxpayer," he added.

Be sure that when the DETR finally does its public-sector comparator tests on the London Underground to see that it represents value for money, the four years of suffering experienced by London travellers will be written out of the script.

What is not up for political discussion, a decade after devolution granted managerial freedom to the country, is the basic shape of the Scottish NHS, or whether it represents value for money.In this section The lowest low Less paper, more iron Shades of grey Doctors galore Strange fruit Strong, weak David Cameron ReprintsFor the visitor from south of the border Scotland is a looking-glass world.

The abacus is a digital device; that is, it represents values discretely.

The Islamists fear cricket not as a game, but for the fact that it represents values that stiffen the secular resolve of Pakistanis.

The cost-effectiveness analysis will combine data on the effectiveness and cost of the intervention to determine whether it represents value-for-money.

It represents values between 0 and 1 and is considered to correlate with WM maturity [ 13, 14].

It all sounds very scientific, but for £4 a glass, does it represent value for money?