Sentence examples for in terms of its return from inspiring English sources

Mr. Smurfit's view, which he has publicly stated on many occasions, is that each capacity addition should be carefully measured in terms of its return on capital, with a realization that the last ton is often the most expensive if demand is insufficient.

That said, there's also the Keynes/coalmines point: there's a strong tendency to take any spending that looks like a business proposition – building bridges or tunnels, supporting solar energy or mass transit – and demanding that it appear to be a sound investment in terms of its financial return.

Thus, this treatment can be regarded as relatively the best treatment in terms of its economic return.

"I was looking for small, focused partnership, one with momentum in terms of its success and returns ...  Also from 1995, when I arrived at Stanford, Mayfield was one of the first names [in venture capital] I'd heard of.

The political transformation giving rise to the Meiji imperial regime, at least in terms of its philosophical presentation as a return to an ancient, supposedly more ideal model, was characteristically Confucian.

Their main concerns seem to be the potential for the cannibalization of their primary market by remanufactured products and the uncertainty in the return stream in terms of its volume and quality.

Recovery was assessed in terms of return to work, return to function, and resolution of pain.

This research however, was done measuring financial performance in terms of return on investment (ROI) and return on equity (ROE) leaving out profitability which is the main focus of most SMEs businesses.

It's more than anything I knew, in terms of the return for work.

In terms of society's return on its investment, the war on cancer has clearly been a great success.

Mr. Katainen also warned that Finland could demand that Spain take further "concrete measures" in terms of balancing its budget in return for agreeing to additional aid for Spain.