Sentence examples for long value from inspiring English sources

Microsoft may not have a great many friends these days, but it does drag a long value chain behind it.

"In a lot of small cities the steel manufacturer is the head of a long value chain," says Stevenson-Yang.

Agriculture has a long value chain and the sector is often described as being more horizontal than vertical (we tracked 16 subcategories as diverse as biotech, food e-commerce, and smart equipment and 10 of these subsectors had more than 5percentt share of the AgTech market), and currently there is room for growth across the value chain.

He distinguished several types of rhythm (sčasovka): "znící" (sounding) – meaning any rhythm, "čítací" (counting) – meaning smaller units measuring the course of rhythm; and "scelovací" (summing) – a long value comprising the length of a rhythmical unit.

In contrast, the mean terminal half-life of 7.3 h following intravenous administration was longer than in previous data, but can be explained by one subject showing an extremely long value.

"It is a very long value-chain for people to bring this together," says Brian Tucker of Telit, which supplies cellular modules.

Hockey, like the country of its birth, has long valued understatement sometimes comic understatement and shunned salesmanship.

Film-makers have long valued Swinton's other-worldly characteristics - her glassy, rarefied quality, the translucence of her facial features.

European society has long valued wind instruments, from their earliest use in rituals down to the present day.

Hockey, like the country of its birth, has long valued understatement — sometimes comic understatement — and shunned salesmanship.

Abraham Lincoln handed out brass buttons when he sought re-election in 1864, and campaigns have long valued buttons as small but visible ways to inspire voters.