Sentence examples for real social value from inspiring English sources

"You can spend your whole life in a basic research lab," he said, "but until something is implemented and used by people, it doesn't bring real social value".

But it was inside Emily Wylie's A.P. English class where the real social value of single-sex teaching was on display.

Whether the comic books will have any real social value other than as curios for the ardent collector remains to be seen.

"The real social value comes overwhelmingly from what companies do through their core business, the skills and supply chains built up around them, and then the revenue that comes into government as a result of their profitability," Mr. Berman said.

If they weren't so ideologically hamstrung, Tory advocates of its "big society" initiative would recognise the massive contribution that the co-operative movement has always made to delivering real social value as well as thriving businesses – let alone the role that co-operation can play in a more sustainable future.

In a statement, the group said: "With creative thinking, a passion to make a difference and a coalition of the willing, there is a real opportunity to create a lasting legacy for Portsmouth and Hampshire, whilst leading the UK in delivering real social value services, with a positive social impact and social return on investment".

Festival producers – not all of them, because some are just music and drinking, which don't play the same way – have real social values.

This is because fundamental rights are generally subject to the same principle as human rights and only create the conditions for a right to health when they express real social values.

So we had to design a project to address the real issues of Oberlin and provide a tangible social value.

Blacks don't come across well: Popular videos like this one "have no real wit or social value" and depict black people poorly, argues Cord Jefferson in The American Prospect.

Lord Young, who led the review, reflects that: "Social value has real potential to act as a value for money tool for commissioners tackling severe cost pressures, but better measurement is essential to help the act to take this form".