1.   Another frequent complaint is that few managers seem to add real value to the work of their subordinates.

2.   Because of inflation, it Declined in real value over the years.

3.   Both, in their various ways, provide the sort of information which is of real value to practitioners.

4.   He bought it for a price that was far beyond its real value.

5.   However, child benefit has fallen in real value, so there was no justification for reducing the dependency additions.

6.   It is therefore something of real value although not part of the real self of man.

7.   The matter of where the real values lie seems to me to be the final important question of this book.

8.   The one item of real value Eaton owned was the reservoir site on the ranch he had purchased from Thomas Rickey.