Sentence examples for deriving return on from inspiring English sources
These figures should give marketers an idea of how many Facebook fans they'll need to accumulate to drive significant traffic to external websites, a core way of deriving return on investment from the social network.
The inset in Fig. 6 shows the derived return period.
He supports their survival as reliably as he is able: one rupee nightly in exchange for thirty minutes of Metal Slug 3. At dusk on January 22nd, as a parade of Mumbai women visited the hotel spas to get manicured, exfoliated, and blown out for that night's Indian première of "Slumdog Millionaire," Sunil was deriving a poor return on his one-rupee entertainment outlay.
The very rich typically pay lower rates because much of their income is derived from the return on capital (as opposed to wages), and capital income is taxed at lower rates.
"It must also be coupled with sufficient recurrent operational resources to derive the best return on capital investment," he said.
"It would derive a return, despite everything that's going on, because you're talking about a product that isn't bound by where the work is done physically".
The following excerpts from a report on congressional hearings in America neatly summarise the case against and for Big Pharma in turn:It has been argued that the drug industry derived a higher rate of return on its investment than other American industries.
As the primary motivation for microalgae production is its potential to displace fossil derived fuels, a fossil energy return on investment metric (EROIfossil) was chosen to assess the sustainability of microalgae production.
And that, in turn, derives largely from our focus on Return on Invested Capital.
What are the characteristics of the work and the relationship between performance of a particular task and the value derived (this is defined as the Return on Improved Performance (ROIP))?
And finally, while we do derive returns from multiples expansion, we don't make investments when the potential return is predicated on the stock's multiples expanding.
