Sentence examples for extract greater value from inspiring English sources

The interim chairman, Joel C. Gordon, said the notice by senior bondholders was an attempt "to extract greater value at the expense of other stakeholders".

"Combining StrongLoop's tools and services with IBM's WebSphere and Java capabilities, IBM will help clients bridge Java and Node.js development platforms, which can enable clients to extract greater value from their application investments," the company says.

It is not the sort of innovation we have become accustomed to, which focuses on products but rather one which focuses on new business models that extract greater value from social networks, collaboration and process.

Instead, we've developed systems that extract great value from the Earth and give little back.

While Ms. Ho has stressed the need to extract greater shareholder value, many executives had hoped Temasek would slowly withdraw, eventually privatizing its stakes.

Some argue that the Next Big Thing may not be big at all, but rather a diffuse process of innovation unleashed on established areas of the economy, one that extracts greater value by improving goods and services we already use every day.

But the departure of Burns indicates that the government looks even keener to favour what were described as "privatisation options in particular" as a way of "extracting greater public value" from Channel 4, as revealed in plans leaked last week.

Since an unidentified civil servant was seen walking up Downing Street holding, but not quite concealing, a document that set out options for "extracting greater public value from the Channel 4 Corporation, focusing on privatisation options in particular…" there has been a lot of information exchanged and commentary expended.

"There's a lot of opportunities for change in existing industries," says Joe Cortright, an economist at Impresa, a consulting firm in Portland, Ore., where traditional agriculture has in recent years evolved into boutique wineries and specialty-vegetable growers, extracting far greater value.

The finding of a terpenic subfraction with higher anti-tumor effect than the hexanic fraction of the original extract is of great value since it could represent a potential anti-tumor agent with fewer side effects.

The greater value lies in reinforcement.