Sentence examples for little added value from inspiring English sources

One blogger compared contemporary Chinese literature to Chinese manufactured goods: low price, high quantity, little added value, no brand.

In contrast, the UK has been and remains a bulk-trading nation, adding relatively little added value to goods in transit.

But it might become more imprecise as "large" digital newsrooms tend now to be staffed with news repackagers bearing little added value.

A draft ruling by the commerce commission released in October said it was against the merger, citing concerns for decreased competition in the media industry and little added value to the public.

FirstEnergy has a history of getting deals past regulators, but in this case its management will have to put in a lot of work -- for what could be little added value in the end.

Hence, they are suited for the so-called netbooks and offer little added value for more powerful laptops.

They said very little about the added value the school had brought to the children, but a great deal about their social background.

Since these added costs are a function of the structure of the U.S. multi-payer system, some might characterize these costs as excess, in that that they provide little to no added value to the health care system.

When the criterion "homogeneity of the signal intensity on contrast-enhanced T1-weighted images" was omitted from the predictive model, there was only a very small decrease in AUC for observer 1 from 0.81 to 0.79 (95% CI: 0.73 0.85) and remained 0.96 (95% CI: 0.93 0.98) for observer 2. This observation indicates that this criterion has little added diagnostic value.

As a teacher, trying to help you out -- even a little -- adds value to my life.

Other than that, it's a neat little app that adds value for oversharers such as myself.