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The innovative technology developed for the government-funded science projects like Rosetta is transferable to business, maximising the return on the intellectual investment.

Messrs Hagel, Brown and Davison also unleash gushers of new jargon, from "creation spaces" and "maximising the return to attention" to the "serendipity funnel".

"We have some companies... whose absolute focus on maximising the return for shareholders is obliterating some of these other important things," she said.

Michael Ossei, personal finance expert at uSwitch.com, says: "If savers don't know the ABC of investing in an ISA they could be missing out on maximising the tax efficiency and maximising the return on their money.

The training received enabled her to "utilise the loan funds in the best possible way", maximising the return on her investment and encouraging her to think about future possibilities.

That is obviously so in the cups but Manchester City's manager was making the point that maximising the return from their Premier League fixtures before they return to Champions League action next month is likely to have a huge bearing on the destination of the title in May.

Our results suggest that maximising the returns to innovation and quality improvement requires consideration of the soft and/or hard nature of individual QIMs and the timing and sequencing of their adoption.

Private providers also have an incentive to overcharge because company law requires them to maximise the return to shareholders".

We upgraded ourselves, in terms of education, hygiene, and social norms, to maximise the return to urban life.

"This would maximise the return of the commonwealth, while allowing it to re-commit this capital to new projects underway," Shorten will say.

As the mobility has fallen in association with the recession, workers have been less able to maximise the return to their skills or their own utility.