Sentence examples for value promised from inspiring English sources

"Out of £120m of value promised by [BBC director general] Mark Thompson, approximately £20m was talked about for regional news.

Helping franchisees strengthen and expand their businesses is often a key part of the value promised by the franchisors.

Our research group was interested in whether qualitative research undertaken with trials was actually delivering the added value promised within the literature.

Parts of this post are excerpted from the article entitled: "In Busy M&A Generation, Few Deals Brought Value Promised" by Jacqueline Corbelli, as published in the American Banker, October 21 , 2001

The debate continues over where exactly he will stay, and whether he will bring such affectations as his Bedouin tent an item which for gossip value promises to briefly outrank even Hollywood's Jolie-Pitt saga.

"I will fight for traditional family values," promised Van Taylor, an ex-marine who is hoping to capture the Republican nomination for the congressional seat where George Bush casts his vote.

He said he took at face value promises by state officials that they would get ID cards into the hands of the vast majority of residents who needed them by Election Day, that they would carry out a broad outreach campaign and that those with manifest difficulties would be able to vote through a provisional or an absentee ballot.

That's bang in line with the net present value of promised cost savings.

Part of our job is to make sure we deliver the value we promised.

If you fool around with people who do not value what you value, I promise you your life will be hell trying to work with, befriend or love them.

He professed his commitment to democratic values and promised a redoubled reform effort, a "Second Rose Revolution".