Sentence examples similar to newly value from inspiring English sources

While cutting costs, Starbucks is trying to appeal to newly value-conscious customers.

Fast-food restaurants have been one of the few sources of higher ad spending this year, as they tap into newly value-conscious consumers, says Annie Touliatos of Nielsen, a media research firm.Sir Martin, too, thinks that American and European consumers have been "scarred", and will take a long time to rediscover the joy of splashing cash around.

The weather, the beach, the Deco (intact and newly valued), the neon and the crowds all contribute to a party atmosphere.

Field Mill, though, had been newly valued at £1.9m by Knight Frank, surveyors of Baker Street, London, and at June 2008, the club's profit and loss account was £743,780 in the black.

This tells me they may be looking to use some of the cash, or their newly valued stock, in an upcoming acquisition spree.

Lastly, the index has to be adjusted such that the LHV values of the parent nodes reflect the newly inserted value.

Where does Clipper see newly emerging value today?

Include the newly simulated value as part of the conditioning data.   5.

Such finding helps retailers and other stakeholders to predict customer reaction, based on the newly identified value dimensions.

This newly observed value is then added to the model, with previous data being deleted to maintain the same data length.

Ethereum is also faring pretty well, all things considered, down from all-time highs above $1,400 but holding most of its newly built value after doubling in price from December prices around $500.