Sentence examples for out of the value from inspiring English sources

His first film, 1998's Pi, was about a lone mathematician driven mad by his devotion to numbers; it ended with the hero carving a chunk out of his scalp after trying to carve the secret name of God out of the value of pi.

Drug companies, hardened by years of regulatory lag that cheated them out of the value of their patents, are playing defensive medicine of their own.

"We've seen Super Like have a meaningful impact on Tinder Plus conversion," said Rad. "And that stems out of the value that people are getting from the Super Like".

As a consequence, as shown in Fig. 4, any further shifting out of the value marginal product curve for L1 due to rising commodity prices will cause the nominal wage rate to rise.

As we pointed out last week, smartphone apps now account for more than half of the time that Americans spend online — a stat that should be a concern to Google, which is cut out of the value chain for advertising when users are not going through the web and search engines.

Shares of Alcatel-Lucent jumped 8.9%, or 0.13 (17 cents), to 1.60 euros ($2.07), in Paris after the telecoms giant's chief executive carved $5.1 billion out of the value of intangible company assets and saddled the firm with a hefty quarterly loss of $5.1 billion.

It thus does not have an out-of-the-sample value.

"He really knows the ins and outs of the value of Michael's assets, and what can be done with them for the ultimate benefit of the children," Alvin Malnik, a lawyer and onetime financial adviser to Mr. Jackson.

Drought in North Dakota in 2006, for example, wiped out 10% of the value of the state's wheat crop.

"Managers of closed-end funds are receiving their fees day in and day out, regardless of the value of the funds," he said.

He pointed out that the value of Comcast stock, for example, advanced 60% last year.