Sentence examples for would be value for from inspiring English sources

In 2011, the then foreign secretary William Hague and the then international development secretary Andrew Mitchell nevertheless pressed ahead with the runway construction claiming it would be value for money, even though it was deemed high risk.

Nonetheless, one of the speakers at the gathering, Rabbi Jonathan Sacks, chief rabbi of Great Britain, said there would be value for many participants simply in having met and become acquainted with people of other faiths.

Ministers agreed to give the extra cash to help restructure the charity despite objections from a senior civil servant who warned they did not think it would be "value for money".

While Rovio Entertainment was comparatively more successful than OMGPOP before debuting its household name title on the iPhone in 2009, it's unfathomable that the once obscure Finnish developer would be valued for as much as $6 billion without the success of Angry Birds and its offspring.

According to an analysis by city officials, Walmart's proposed store with its moat of parking would be valued for tax purposes at $634,000 per acre, less than half the $1.4 million per acre the city could expect from dense, mixed used development.

"We were exploring exciting plans for programs that would be value-added for cultural development.

But if a recognised body of jurists were able to come up with a such a rating, there certainly would be value-add for the global economy.

"We have long argued that such a move would be value-accretive for Anglo American and would represent a strong strategic move by Anglo’s chief executive, Cynthia Carroll".

They would be valued primarily for one thing.

In all the jobs she'd had before, she'd been valued for her steadiness.

Those that did not meet "tough" results-based criteria and prove they were value for money would be scrapped.