Sentence examples for value adds of from inspiring English sources

One of the key value adds of VC is the ability to provide follow on funding, both from yourself and your network.

Yahoo Live isn't a bad effort, but it lacks some of the obvious value adds of competitors such as the ability to record shows, so in theory it should take less to run…and yet it came crashing down miserably.

But all the value adds of having a digital assistant come at a personal price that many privacy advocates -- including me -- worry may come at a cost much higher than the price of, say, the device you need to access the service.

"The challenge is, how do we increase the value added of the grapes," she said.

Here the West maintains a continuing advantage, because China receives only about 50 percent of the "value added" of its exports.

FELIX SALMON has been following an intriguing debate about the value added of innovations in certain industries.

The difference between the value added of $40 without tariff protection and that of $54 with it provides a margin of $14.

Henry Morris III, the chief executive of the Institute for Creation Research, said Tuesday that the proposed curriculum, taught in California, used faculty and textbooks "from all the top schools" along with, he said, the "value added" of challenges to standard teachings of evolution.

Perhaps a practical way forward is to confront the real question: what's the value added of INGOs and what do they need to devolve to others, and to let go of?

The value add of bringing Coleman on is multi-fold, says Horowitz.

But isn't that just the so-called "value add" of having connected investors?