Sentence examples for calls the value from inspiring English sources

Mr. Asness argues that the spread between expensive and cheap stocks, what he calls the "value spread," was not that tight before the August unwind and is now wider than the historical norm.

Shigeo Shingo calls the value stream the "process" and the non-value streams the "operations".

Finally HP wants to improve what Evans calls "the value of the installation" by giving customers the information to operate in a more efficient manner.

The firm is Coldwell Banker Real Estate, which in a campaign that is scheduled to begin on Monday will celebrate what it calls the "Value of a home".

Instead, he wants to remove what he calls the "value-pad" from corporate IT in general and business software in particular: all those millions of dollars he thinks are wasted on inefficient production structures, marketing and, not least, proprietary standards.

At the second table, Cates's opponent called the value bet and showed the worst of it.

Phillipson added: "The other key tactic to reduce ad blocking is making consumers more aware of the consequences – what we call the "value exchange".

This $40 difference between the $60 cost of material inputs and the price of the product is called the value added.

And because the firm reported a cumulative net loss from 2007 to 2009, the Dakota's finance committee called the value that Mr. Fletcher put on his business "not credible".

This interview, an OWN executive said Thursday, most likely represents tens of millions of dollars in free marketing, calling the value "almost incalculable".

And the difference then is what you could call the value added by Apple.