Sentence examples for that value added from inspiring English sources

However, Japan's surpluses with the US were larger in value-added terms than in gross terms, reflecting the fact that value added of the material-related manufacturing sectors, together with that of the service sectors, was embodied in Japan's major export products (e.g., steel in motor vehicles) to the US.

They found that value added per U.S. worker increased during that period — 21 percent for the economy as a whole, and 44 percent in the "tradeable" sector, which is geek-speak for those businesses integrated into the global economy.

While World Bank data show that value added in agriculture is only one-sixth of the economy these days, a good harvest could still play an outsize role in limiting recent increases in food prices.

Bonnet and Zohra (2015), using a model of Draganska et al. (2010), observe that value added created by organic label in the French fluid milk market helped to balance bargaining power along the supply chain.

It is found that value added exports of computers and electronic equipment of the Asian economies are very limited in comparison with their gross exports, and that the largest shares of value added exports were accounted for by the services sectors in every region, particularly so in Japan and the US.

The jacket is part of that value added.

Renault argues that the value added in assembly is only 15% of the total.

"Waiting for Superman" inadvertently portrayed the worldview behind the belief that the "value added" of teachers is supposedly measurable.

In cloud computing, it could be that the value add that the large players will use to compete will be their app environment.

All of these skills are the "value added" that justifies someone's hiring us.

In this manner, original data contributors are active participants in the value added that sharing produces.