Sentence examples for perceived value of the from inspiring English sources

The price also reflected Genentech's perceived value of the drug compared with other cancer treatments.

Whether Workaways feel they're getting a good deal depends on their expectations and their perceived value of the work.

Researchers have understood for years that such offers hurt the perceived value of the product billed as the freebie.

But the court's decision may have eroded the perceived value of the patents being sold.

Publishers, in print and online, have long sold space to advertisers based on the perceived value of the publisher's audience.

"The more the perceived value of the contents, the more people will talk about your event in a positive, fun way," she said.

To maintain the App Store's separateness from the open Web, of course, and to drive up the perceived value of the store's offerings.

For starters, it sets a worrying precedent for the perceived value of the album, especially among a section of the public – middle-aged U2 fans – who are a continuing, valuable bedrock of the industry's (and therefore artists') income.

In its request for an injunction against the takeover, Potash claimed that BHP's offer was "built upon false and misleading statements and omissions" as well as BHP's "manipulation of the perceived value" of the fertilizer company's shares.

"It is to increase the perceived value of the option to the employee".

The number of registered users might also be useful in bolstering the perceived value of the business to any potential suitors.