Sentence examples for substantial value to from inspiring English sources

In the email to the executive Guthrie said Rudder had contributed substantial value to every organisation he had worked for.

Gannett says that it made the public bid, which is says represents "substantial value", to make shareholders aware of the offer "given Tribune's attempts to delay constructive engagement".

"Another focus for us will be the decision-making processes, which appear to have allowed substantial value to be extracted from the bank in the weeks and days prior to its collapse".

Werner Baumann, chief executive of Bayer, which is most famous for developing aspirin, said "the combination of our two great organizations [will] deliver substantial value to shareholders, our customers, employees and society at large".

Akers said the letters requested "specific evidential material which Operation Elveden believed is in their possession and control and which is likely to be of substantial value to the ongoing investigation".

"This transaction provides substantial value to our stockholders, as it is expected to be accretive to earnings, deleverage the balance sheet and allow us to devote our full attention and resources on the exciting growth opportunities we have at Wendy's," Roland Smith, Wendy's/Arby's chief executive, said in a statement.

A World Bank study of HIV service delivery from 2010 to 2012 found that community-based efforts are a "cornerstone" of the response to AIDS and represent substantial value relative to financial investment in the sector.

"Also it's a substantial value proposition to the operator because lots of their next best alternatives in many cases is to go with a station-based system which costs around $6,000 per dock (including the bike).

Expert Forecasts One of the most important indicators that our model uses are characterizations of the race made by independent groups like the Cook Political Report and CQ Politics — which add substantial value relative to polls and other objective evidence.

Recent CEPII-ATLASS and London School of Economics studies show that it has substantial economic value to both Korea and Europe.

A globalized world requires Latin America to have high levels of innovation that generate substantial added value to its people, and not to rely solely on commodities with uncertain futures (i.e. oil, coal, agricultural products).