Sentence examples for not better value from inspiring English sources
A £10 champagne is still not better value than a decent cava such as Marks & Spencer's Cava Heretat El Padrull (on offer at £5.99; 11.5% abv), particularly if you're stretching it out with orange juice.
Joe Mauer doesn't approach the power numbers of Carlos Santana or Mike Napoli, but because of the huge discrepancies in batting average, he produces similar if not better fantasy value and is ultimately the much more profitable pick.
In this study, SV had not better predictive value than CI (ROC AUCs of SV and CI were not significantly different).
They are no more protected now than any other type of pension and they are not substantially better value either.
A growing number of authors promote the case for greater emphasis on establishing a credible regulatory scheme able to govern the procurement of public services ex post, and that focusing on introducing market mechanisms via competitive tendering per se does not guarantee better value for money.
"If suppliers can't deliver better value for money, the department will work with other suppliers who do," it said in a statement.
Brad Long of Wachovia (now Wells Fargo), decked out in a power yellow tie, talked about them in banker terms: "You can't get better value food and coffee anywhere on Park Avenue".
High Value - Cheaper is not always the better value.
The Normington report says the federation must not only provide better value for money for its members' subscriptions and for the public resources it receives, but also increase its professionalism and its standards of behaviour and conduct.
"You see customers that are running out of money at the end of the month going to the smaller pack sizes — they are not necessarily a better value," Mr. Holley said, but "we have been continuing to work on that, so we have the smaller pack sizes".
Unfortunately, the government is not better equipped to value those loans than the market, though it does have a longer time horizon to discover what they are worth.
