Sentence examples for represented value from inspiring English sources

Angus Martin, one of three joint liquidators dealing with BCCI's UK estate, told the Central Hall meeting that the $369m bill from Deloitte represented value for money.

Norman Lamb, the Liberal Democrat health spokesman, wrote to the National Audit Office in July asking whether the contract with GSK represented value for money.

But aid experts questioned whether the programme represented value for money and was the best way of feeding hungry people in poor countries.

Auditors were asked to find out whether the sanctions represented value for money by assessing whether they were consistent, accurate and based on evidence.

Instead, George Osborne claimed the heavily discounted sale of Northern Rock to the Virgin boss and a few of his chums represented "value for money".

"Installing energy efficiency measures in the home is an important way of getting consumer bills down, but the Green Deal never represented value for money.

Represented values are normalized GCRMA expression values of individual genes.

"But if they want private outdoor space this represents value".

The crucial question is whether they represent value for money.

"We have been fastidious about the food representing value for money," said Matthews.

"Vaccines approved have to represent value for money and have to be safe.