Sentence examples for capture appreciation from inspiring English sources

"We hope to capture appreciation in excess of 30percentt compounded annually," Mr. Shopoff said.

But the film captures his appreciation of light and fascination with everyday life on a street in Oslo.

The last paragraph of the article states that patriotic art captures "an appreciation for the values and rituals of American life".

Although it did not feature any sign language, the video beautifully captures the appreciation deaf people can have for music.

The Philippines and Hong Kong also have discussed expanding renminbi reserves, presumably to chase political favor and capture long-term currency appreciation.

Land resources surrounding a rail station is a highly coveted asset that local governments have in their control, while the construction and sustainable operation of the intercity lines needs TOD (transit-oriented development) measures to capture the land value appreciation, which has been widely used in Japan and Hong Kong [4].

Traditional statistical measures of association and agreement are not able to capture a clinically relevant appreciation of the physician-patient relationship by both parties in skewed satisfaction ratings.

Once seen as a minority pastime cycling has finally reached these shores and, given the size of the crowds and their appreciation, has captured the popular imagination.

Complementary assets (vertical and lateral) in the digital context are no longer just potential value-capture mechanisms (through asset price appreciation or through preventing exposure to monopolistic bottleneck pricing by others); they may well be needed simply for the technology to function.

Indeed, the extra dimension that social value adds to a mere benefit or advantage, namely the importance, appreciation, or worth, captures exactly that which makes it a confusing concept.

Yet, PD projects are frequently fraught with undesired effects of elite capture which critics ascribe to insufficient appreciation of local context.