Sentence examples for represented better value from inspiring English sources

Marks Barfield also offered to buy BA's stake, but the airline said Tussauds' offer represented "better value" for its shareholders.

The high-priced deal for McMoRan raises the question of whether alternative targets could have represented better value.

Sources close to the Royal couple told Sky News that the helicopter, which has no previous owners, represented "better value for money".

SoftBank struck back on Tuesday, saying in a brief statement that its offer represented better value for shareholders than Dish Network's "highly conditional preliminary proposal".

In a brief statement on Tuesday, SoftBank said its $20.1 billion offer for a 70 percent stake in Sprint still represented better value for the company's shareholders compared with Dish Network's "highly conditional preliminary proposal".

The BBC Trust chairman said that £450,000 was "a hell of a lot of money" but claimed the deal represented better value than facing a claim for unfair dismissal at an industrial tribunal.

First: with interest rates at very low levels, stocks still represent better value than bonds and other interest-bearing investments.

An STA spokesman says that the use of on-screen marking represents better value for money and makes it easier to check the quality of the work.

The store is also selling a nice traditional Santa advent calendar (£2.49) and a fun Where's Wally version (£3.49) which represent better value for money.

"The government has cut the fees paid to lawyers in criminal legal aid cases, such as these, to ensure legal aid represents better value for the taxpayer".

Newcastle are also sniffing around the youngster, whom they believe could represent better value than Charlie Austin, for whom QPR continue to demand at least £15m.