Sentence examples for efforts to value from inspiring English sources
Efforts to value it seem to cause anxiety.
What is really intriguing are efforts to value previously ignored "ecological services", both basic ones such as water filtration and flood prevention, and luxuries such as preserving wildlife.
Over the past few years, economists have been making concerted efforts to value the natural world, and have made some headway.
Nonprofits like the United Way and the American Red Cross, whose name was the fourth most valuable on Cone's list, have made efforts to value their brand names in the past, but the new analysis appears to be the first that applies the same method of measuring that value across many different nonprofits.
He is so keen to tie his firm's research efforts to value in the marketplace that he has rejigged the bonus scheme for researchers: rather than rewarding them for regulatory approval of a new drug, it will now reward them for drugs that are both approved and earning money.The insider outsiderMr Witty has a good chance of making all of this work because of his credentials as an insider.
"Ecosystem Services in Decision Making: Time to Deliver" by James Salzman, Gretchen C. Daily et al. Over the past decade, efforts to value and protect ecosystem services have been promoted by many as the last, best hope for making conservation mainstream – attractive and commonplace worldwide.
There are small numbers of Fortune 500 companies making an honest effort to value all stakeholders in a conscious way, and they are consistently and widely outperforming their peers.
There are many opportunities to create technologies that support employees' efforts to create value for customers.
Financial engineering refers to efforts to add value by improving a company's capital structure.
In the past, American activist investors have met with frustration in their efforts to add value at Japanese companies.
American activist investors have, however, met with frustration in the efforts to add value at other companies.
