Sentence examples for value add that from inspiring English sources

These actions can provide firsthand examples to university officials of the value add that veterans provide in regards to leadership and community involvement, and can also debunk the stereotype that veterans are not academically equipped to tackle challenging concepts discussed in class.

Every Kingston card surprisingly had a Sandisk/Toshiba memory chip inside, and the only variance or "value add" that could be found is in the selection of the controller chip.

"The value add that the ad API will bring is the ability to productively and efficiently grow and scale campaigns," a source said.

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.

A professional review feels like part of the teaching experience as well — part of the value added that brings these young singers to Juilliard in the first place.

Although "89) Education" also has a large induced value added, that is an over-estimation.

It is not clear that the consumer is prepared to pay higher prices for pig meat (or any other product) with value added that may not be immediately evident.

The value added that is generated by Polish SMEs is significantly lower, which is the evidence of their lower productivity and a concentration of Polish micro enterprises in low value-added sectors.

Domestic output is the combination of intermediate goods that depends on total output and prices (assuming a Leontief production function), and value added that is affected by total production and primary factors compensations.

The latter meaning a lower level of per capita value added that could imply lower gains from foreign trade considering that is this level of value added the one that could be translated in larger volumes of domestic demand that are necessary to achieve higher economic growth rates.