Sentence examples for executives to quantify from inspiring English sources

Industry analysts say the Google feature, and similar services from companies like DoubleClick, LinkShare and CentrPort, are helping a generation of marketing executives to quantify the benefits of their advertising investments.

(PBS executives declined to quantify the falloff depicted).

What's more, its executives haven't been able to quantify what it would gain in new health-care business.

The executives at the news conference declined to quantify the value of the time and space.

Executives say the benefits of this formatting were difficult to quantify, but crucial.

Network ad sales executives are working to change those calibrations, but it's hard to quantify their success.

Realistically, it's hard to quantify the differences between, say, a chief executive and a Supreme Court justice.

It's too early to quantify the overall economic effect on breweries, said Mark GarthWaite, executive director of the Wisconsin Brewers Guild.

But one person who has attempted to quantify the rising popularity of psychics is Robert LoCasio, the chief executive of LivePerson.com, a site offering telephone consultations with experts in fields from finance to fly fishing.

And America Online executives say there are a number of benefits to the Netscape deal that are impossible to quantify.

The trends appear widespread, if too new to quantify, according to interviews with recruiters, outplacement experts, employment lawyers and corporate executives.