Sentence examples for see a value added from inspiring English sources

No matter what service you provide, you need to have a clear group of individuals who would see a value added from your product or service.

In the last decade, we've seen a "value add" trend, where VCs have moved beyond just providing capital to tap their networks and provide myriad benefits to the startups they fund.

Mr. Munger adds that when he was younger, he thought he'd live to see a value-added tax regime be implemented in the United States.

(SME 4) "…it's got to be seen as a value add exercise and not something that's just kind of ticking a box to do a function that you know may or may not be useful".

ExitReality gives social networking sites the ability to advertise to their users with the 3D space, with CEO Dean Jones telling me that they see the service as a value add for social networks.

Justin.TV sees the deal as a value add for its users that gives it an edge over competitors.

I don't think we will ever go completely digital, but I think it is naive to assume the academia can remain the same and not see the value added through digital platforms of communication through wide participation and engagement.

Even though the Curitiba municipal government leads a mapping process that involves the local communities, some see the Public Housing Company's approach as being "top down" while others see the value added in the governments' adequate knowledge of communities and the key role of social workers.

However, physicians may see little value added form their economic ties to hospitals.

A simple comparison of an entry in UniProtKB/Swiss-Prot, for example the entry for human Beta-hexosaminidase (P07686) with the orthologous entry for the closely related chimpanzee which has not yet been manually annotated (H2QR30), allows the researcher to very easily see the value added by the biocurator.

In contrast, three participants felt that the relaxation techniques were personally of limited use as they did not regard themselves as stressed or did not view this as a trigger factor and these participants therefore saw no value added in carrying out the exercises.