Sentence examples for layer of value from inspiring English sources

Soon, sites many of us visit every day will be able to recreate these open, engaging interactions providing a new layer of value for visitors without sending them to Twitter.com.

And as Colleran, Morin and company look to continue to get into increasingly competitive deals like the emerging Slacks and Giphys of the world, they — and Slow — are going to have to show they can add an extra layer of value beyond what other firms can.

Now, enlightened nonprofits understand that the experts who help understand what their data are saying add a layer of value to their technology investment that cannot be matched.

We are now valuing different healthcare interventions using different metrics, which means that another layer of value judgements must be made to answer: Which should we prioritise, improvement in health status or improvement in empowerment?

The commission, backed by the European Parliament, wants to give the Union new revenue streams from the proceeds of carbon emissions license sales, or an airline ticket tax, or a levy on banks or financial transactions, a slice of corporation tax or an extra layer of value-added tax.

Companies are becoming more than simple intermediaries for introductions, they are adding new layers of value to the relationship and creating ecosystems around the platform.

Marketplaces across all on-demand sectors are adding layers of value to the transaction, whether it be tracking journeys or deliveries, invoicing, insurance, fraud protection and integrations with other platforms.

Choice is just an illusion, an extra layer of perceived value, created by marketeers.

From a presentation copy inscribed by T.S. Eliot to his sister on the day of its publication to an anthology of Hemingway's inscribed to his boxing coach (later a pallbearer at the author's funeral), association books have yet another layer of cultural value: that of social objects.

Because after building location, social and intelligent assistant features into gadgets powered by mobile operating systems like Android and iOS, home automation is the next big opportunity to add yet another layer of use value to portable devices.

We show that taking a value chain approach to improvement projects in a discovery research organization, initially focusing on the drug discovery project delivery level (i.e. middle layer of the value chain), provides the foundation for an effective CI programme.