Sentence examples for creates substantial value from inspiring English sources
To give this last component context, an example of excess demand that creates substantial value would be coastal markets where supply is constrained and demand is stratospheric.
Proving that entrepreneurship creates substantial value, Jim McCaffrey of BTL Investments described his firm's focus on technology startups founded or led by entrepreneurs with disabilities – a segment that he feels represents an overlooked investment opportunity.
"The Trustpilot concept is a brilliant one which creates substantial value both for merchants who wish to highlight their service credentials and for consumers who want to identify trustworthy service providers in an increasingly crowded online world," said Ben Holmess, partner at Index Ventures, in a statement.
Most apologies are low cost and many create substantial value.
Tyler was involved in the GUS demerger, which created substantial value for shareholders.
"We had hoped we could negotiate a transaction that would have created substantial value for both your and our shareholders," Mr. David wrote in the letter.
In that regard, we are confident that Mr. Edelman and his management team have created substantial value for shareholders while fulfilling the Congressionally chartered mission of Farmer Mac".
"Through investing heavily and improving operational performance, we have created substantial value for shareholders, more than doubling their money in three years," he said.
EMI's chairman, Eric Nicoli, said, "We continue to believe that a joint venture with Warner Music Group can create substantial value for our shareholders and benefit our artists, consumers and employees by bringing together two companies with complementary strengths".
YankeeNets intended to be a modern sports conglomerate and, despite creating substantial value with the YES Network, the marriage was a fractious union; the owners of the Nets and the Yankees feuded.
If you accept this premise, the choice before you is simple: Continue to use practices that limit what you can gain from failures or embrace the concept of intelligent failure, in which learning can create substantial value.
