Sentence examples for business of value from inspiring English sources

Toomey: At UDR we're in the business of value creation, which is not accomplished over 90 days or even a couple of years.

Your number one goal is customer satisfaction, but don't forget that you are also trying to build a business of value.

Both venture capitalists and art buyers are in the business of valuing the invaluable.

Here, the manufacturer is giving the business something of value (goods) in exchange for something else of value (money).

Economists are not usually in the business of making value judgments.

The mosque is not in the business of making value judgments on the soundness of an individual's Islam from the way they look.

And Viacom did not want to get in the business of assigning values to contributions of things such as studio time or a show's staff.

The idea was that the larger the number of businesses signing on, the greater the chances for other businesses finding something of value on a given barter site.

The relationship between the art itself of film, of music, and of television and the murky business of determining its value, has become increasingly fractured.

That arbitrary figure of $400,000 as one-fourths of the business value of the Audubon Quartet arrived by the court is just that, arbitrary, and irrelevant to the reality.

The market-platform view extends the concept of a market to all sorts of business value and supply chains.