Sentence examples for value added better than from inspiring English sources

According to a 2008 USAID report, HEC's "progress to date has been remarkable – indeed, in terms of value added, better than any other developing country this team has reviewed over the last two decades".

To which it must be added, better late than never.

I don't care what your view is on whether a value added tax is better than a flat tax, versus fair tax, but no one can argue that we have an OK tax system that's really easy to understand.

No one, he added, better exemplified this seriousness than Kieslowski.

Two years of data does a meaningfully better job at predicting value added than does just one.

The research revealed another intriguing result: The mutual fund manager's current compensation from aggregate fees and the value he or she added to the fund predicted the fund's future returns even better than past value added.

However, Oxford fares better on the "value added" score, meaning its teaching seems to have a bigger impact: more students achieve a better class of degree than might have been expected given their entry qualifications.

The answer is simple: not all value added analyses are the same, and some are a lot better than others.

Everyone who wants a job now must demonstrate how they can add value better than the new alternatives.

ISPs are better positioned than ASPs to reach the jSpan customer base and are willing to outsource their value added services from jSpan.

"Anywhere," she added, "is better than here".