Sentence examples for value-added features from inspiring English sources

Again, think ESPN here -- which offers subscription packages for added value-added features and services, including mobile access.

I already knew about the site's value-added features, having recently been in the market to buy an iron.

Mr. Feingold said he favored gobs of value-added features in most instances, but quantity raised a question.

David Rosenthal, the publisher of Simon & Schuster, says that his company is racing "to embed audio and video and other value-added features in e-books.

"We don't have the economy of scale to have the best price," Mr. Alvarado said, "so we've chosen to focus on value-added features," like thicker plastic, ease of use, less waste and six-color printing capability.

It has remained relevant through innovations that provide consumers convenience and other value-added features and brands' unique ways to display and market their products at the retail level.

This site's value-added feature is a search engine that locates bundles of products that cost less together than separately.

"But maybe as important from a customer-service requirement, being able to quickly recall customer e-mails is a huge value-added feature that we rely upon".

The strategy is to "wedge in", starting as a value-added feature and maturing into a platform.

No longer will storing your documents in the cloud feel like an extra, value-added feature – it will feel like part of the OS itself.

"In a truly integrated world where data automatically flows to and from payroll without anyone having to manually input it, payroll is just a value-added feature, and it should be free.