Sentence examples for trying to add value from inspiring English sources

Meanwhile, the big four keep trying to add value through choice and service while also competing on price, which simply isn't possible.

Funds of funds have had to cut their fees to compete; some are trying to add value by focusing on niche strategies or small, unknown managers.Optimists remain.

[C5.] SEEKING ALTERNATIVES When the real estate market comes to a halt, many developers wait out the downturn while trying to add value to their property by getting it rezoned.

But the golf market in the United States is having rough times, driven by too many courses built by too many developers trying to add value to housing schemes.

"There are already some good structures in place, so it's really just trying to add value.

I just want to spend as much time as I can focused on companies and trying to add value.

So what I've tried to do is have more conversations where I'm gaining share than losing share, to try to add value to everything.

"We didn't set out to create mansions," said Tim Crowley, a managing director for Flank Development, "and if you try to add value to a property by using the word, that's a pretty transparent marketing ploy.

Bloomsbury has tried to add value another way, by issuing its backlist in neat hardbacks with covers designed by Jeff Fisher, best known for the cover of Captain Corelli's Mandolin.

It was interesting to hear Justin King, the former Sainsbury's chief executive, last week mention Four Seasons Health Care as one of the companies where he would try to add value in his new job as vice-chairman at Terra Firma, Guy Hands' private equity outfit.

A century ago the country was an early adopter of new technology refrigeration of meat exports was the killer app of its day but it never tried to add value to its food (even today, its cooking is based on taking the world's best meat and burning it).