Sentence examples for value economy from inspiring English sources

If a manufacturer puts out something that really appeals in terms of pricing, value, economy — the entire package — people will buy it".

When you spend years dissecting and analysing the very best poetry, you come to value economy of language, le mot juste, and the sounds and rhythms of a line.

Green also discounted the idea that a reduction in emissions in China, as it moves to a higher value economy rather than the low-wage, high-production model that has fuelled in its past two decades of high growth, would be wiped out by an increase in emissions in other developing economies that are following China's example.

VALUE ECONOMY: Right customer value delivered economically (quality, usability of service / product).

Volkswagen hired Deutsch to help it achieve the lofty goal of capitalizing on the new "value economy" and growing U.S. sales from 200,000 this year to 800,000 in 2010.

Agility can be interpreted as the capability of "rapidly or inherently creating change, proactively or reactively embracing change, and learning from change while contributing to perceived customer value (economy, quality, and simplicity), through its collective components and relationships with its environment" [15].

Until very recently rich countries could be confident that they had "knowledge driven, high value" economies while poorer countries made low value goods, competing on cost not quality.

Those core nostrums of Tory values – economy, security and punishment – have been invoked.

In that respect, though, the Mini is making a welcome return to one of its antecedents' values; economy.

One of the central theses of The Nordic Cookbook is that a country's dinner table reveals a great deal about its culture's values, economy, landscape, religions, politics, and even family structure.

"We would end up competing on low-wages and low-skills: an off-shore low-value economy, a race to the bottom," he said.