Sentence examples for pointed to the value from inspiring English sources

In July 2009, at Guriev's New Economic School in Moscow, Obama pointed to the value of freedom of speech and assembly.

In 2009, Google itself pointed to the value for users of having Android phones upload real-time location data to its servers, suggesting it could give "a pretty good picture of live traffic conditions".

In theory they should be better at credit analysis too, because they have more data to comb through and more opportunity to spread the cost of investment in things like IT systems.The liquidity squeeze has pointed to the value of having stickier retail deposits, especially now that wholesale funding costs have rocketed.

Nevertheless, some analytic feminists have pointed to the value of arguing aggressively in general.

Cramer recently pumped the shares in an online chat group when he pointed to the value of the cash reserves, and the stock raced up to $7.

Several studies have pointed to the value of Internet data for the field of labour economics (Askitas and Zimmermann 2009, 2015).

Likewise, although businesses point to the value of "corporate social responsibility" initiatives, there is little independent evaluation of their claims.

But we would point to the value created for shareholders over time by the aggregate of the Group's various strategies.

The results point to the value of controlled burning in maintaining the health of forests and protecting them from catastrophic fire.

Mr. Bent more resembles Michael R. Bloomberg, another wealthy political novice who points to the value of his business acumen, than he does Mr. Suozzi.

And while fit, gut feel, and due diligence will always be critical, this study points to the value of data in making equity capital decisions.