Sentence examples for monetary term from inspiring English sources

Let d be the monetary term denoting the manager's psychic cost of hiring a Red worker.

Similarly, for the total output in monetary term of secondary sector EC and the total secondary energy supply E in physical term, EC = P e E holds.

These findings provide a clear picture of both positive and negative effects of hydropower development for decision-makers in the monetary term, and also provide a basis for further design of environmental instrument such as payment for watershed ecosystem services.

Starting with the monetary term, the cost of public investment does not account for the value of public capital (Aschauer 1989), meaning what you buy is not always what you get, or as Pritchett (2000) concludes "… the cost of public infrastructure is not the same increment to public capital…".

The overall burden of disease to society involves a quantifiable monetary term and a quantifiable term reflecting loss of human life.

The COI method enables to clarify how to use the limited health resources effectively and supports rational decision making by measuring a burden of disease by monetary term [ 6].

What does that mean in monetary terms?

And not just in monetary terms.

But Harvard is not measuring its worth in monetary terms.

We just accept art is worthless in monetary terms?

The current practice defines compensation in monetary terms.