Added value


noun

additional benefits of a company’s products or services in comparison to competing products
contemporary examples

“i specifically took on those roles knowing they had an added value,” says levi.
tel aviv: the new gay travel hotspot itay hod january 23, 2013

historical examples

age and antiquity give an added value to everything except an egg.
roughing it de luxe irvin s. cobb

what they are and what they have done shall fill heaven with added value.
the bible and life edwin holt hughes

the kind co-operation of these gentlemen has given a distinct and added value to the contents of this little work.
an epitome of the history of medicine roswell park

victory, should she win it, and win it before election, had now an added value—it would help the man she loved.
counsel for the defense leroy scott

fats are very concentrated food, a fact which gives them added value in war-time, making them the most economical food to ship.
food guide for war service at home katharine blunt, frances l. swain, and florence powdermaker

“the valley of the shadow—” she had missed a familiar phrase and added value to a too often repeated line.
the branding iron katharine newlin burt

his added value in the latter condition was due to the benefit that the enemy expected to derive from his public execution.
war in the garden of eden kermit roosevelt

the correctness of a government bulletin would give an added value as well as the rapidity of circulation.
euthenics, the science of controllable environment ellen h. richards

finally, as to the added value a water-power electric plant adds to the selling price of a farm.
electricity for the farm frederick irving anderson

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