Sentence examples for some value added from inspiring English sources

"We definitely have some value added to their careers after the course," Mr. Dolde said.

"There has to be some value added, in the form of new jobs being generated, that improves the quality of life".

While I will also go deeper into that question in a later post, quality refers to some value added feature of the product or service itself.

Hence, currently we can say that still a lot of expertise and experience are needed in this area as plant drugs have massive potential against P. acnes which should be explored through some value added drug delivery systems.

Competition from other forms of fundraising and philanthropy made it crucial, United Way leaders believed, to devise ways that the organization could provide some other "value added" for those who entrusted it with their charitable dollars.

By the end of September, the Sprint developer program will deploy an Android development section that will highlight some resources, value added services applicable to all android developers.

Progress (efficiency) needs to be measured on the basis of some kind of value added (money, services, human need) for each unit of ecological cost.

When pheasants are reared, they are classed as livestock: that means the people who raise them are exempt from some payments of value added tax and certain forms of planning control, on the grounds that they are producing food.

But then Silicon Valley has the most productive manufacturing employees in America, each accounting for some $114,000 of value added in 1992 (the latest figure available).The present boom in Silicon Valley seems to be spreading even to its support services.

Some of the value added of "Capital" is redistributed to households of "Institute" as income for the labor of "Capital".

Through witnesses of forest and farm producers, government representatives, and FFF Steering Committee members, it illustrates some of the value added and impact of the FFF support on the ground.