Sentence examples for more value oriented from inspiring English sources

In the diners and other more "value oriented" restaurants that employ most of the nation's burgeoning ranks of waitresses (the vast majority of servers are female), tips are all that and more.

In contrast, a more value oriented motivation can be observed.

The main explanation for this is probably that Harar town is more cultural and value oriented than those studied in Addis Ababa.

Moreover, Portugal was not able to move sufficiently toward a more value added oriented way of C&T-production and together with comparatively less stable domestic C&T-trade in this respect, this made the country vulnerable and to suffer a lot under the restructuring of C&T-trade.

"What's more family-value oriented than child support?" Mrs. Roukema also protested loudly when her Republican colleagues in the House tried to kill the National Endowment for the Arts, warning that their ideological zealotry would badly damage the party.

"If active managers deviate from the index by owning smaller stocks or more value-oriented stocks, they're making a bet on a certain factor," he said.

It is biased toward even smaller and more value-oriented stocks than its benchmark, the Russell 2000 index, and it reduces transaction costs by excluding some stocks.

It opened its first Crazy 8 store, a more value-oriented children's clothing chain, in August 2007, and now has 133 stores nationwide.

"If it's Johnny's birthday and you've got the relatives coming, you may splurge a bit" on food and beverage brands, he added, "but if you're buying midweek for the family, you may buy a more value-oriented product".

Mills has had better luck at the more value-oriented International Growth and Income fund, which he has run since early 2003.

The console platform that opted to provide a more value-oriented service would have to accept making less ARPP no matter what.