Sentence examples for building value for from inspiring English sources

"Isn't that what a merger is supposed to be about -- building value for investors?" Mr. Redstone said in the conference call.

"We are going to take the route of improving our services and building value for shareholders," said William H. Donaldson, chief executive of Aetna, in a telephone interview.

"Now we're prepared to give up the immediate hockey stick in exchange for you being able to reliably get to break even on our cash while building value for the company," Mr. Rose said.

The tentative name for the contest is the Social Bowl, although there is already a Web site by that name that tracks the effectiveness of Super Bowl advertising in building value for brands.

"The success that management has achieved in building value for all stakeholders, means that the company is now a leader in its respective markets, and well-positioned to capture further growth in the future".

Companies use innovation to achieve a variety of goals, from cutting costs and building value for customers to fending off disruptive attacks by competitors and creating new business models for the future.

They took advantage of the Depression-devastated economy not by saving a buck on labor or materials, but by spending the original budget as planned, pouring dollars freed by dropping prices into extra wiring, more steel, all the qualitative components that would enhance the buildings' value for decades.

For now, companies are working on outcomes data and building value propositions for their brands that they hope payers and ACOs will accept.

Federal prosecutors say that the city lost $160 million in revenues over the last four years in the scandal, in which the assessors made lower assessments of buildings' values for tax purposes, resulting in lower tax bills.

I still suspect that well-run PFI companies, like Laing, are building substantial value for their shareholders and I'm happy to be patient with this one.

Everything else is a distraction to building that value for a startup's users and consumers.