Mr. Hagel said a high value-to-weight ratio was critical for e-tailers who do not want to bury their businesses with huge warehouse and shipping operations.
Five years later the magazine reported that a CIA counter-terrorism official said a high-value prisoner or prisoners were being held and interrogated on the island.
These, Palmer says, have "a high value for our clients because usually it's their first experience of being cared for in a very appropriate, intimate way.
Levinson called Lowell "grounded" and said he placed a high value on returning to the Red Sox.
For example, let's say you can acquire a "high value" customer – say someone worth $6 in lifetime value — for an acquisition cost of $3, and let's say you can acquire a "low value" user worth $2 in lifetime value for an acquisition cost of $1. Don't think that pursuing one customer or the other is an either/or decision.
For evolutionary and cultural reasons, she said, women might set a high value on the closeness and longevity of relationships: "But it's wrong to think that because relationships are what women choose they're the primary source of women's desire".
Asked about monument supporters concerns about the impact mining could have on tourism and the environment, Dhillon said "the target is a high value, underground scenario with modest disturbance". .
Jonathan Baker, a former head of the BBC's College of Journalism, says media companies put a high value on a candidate's ability to demonstrate their commitment to a career in journalism.
Thinking back to a time when slavery laws prohibited blacks from reading, Ms. Hill says: "There has to be a high value placed on literacy and on books — books in the home, books in the schools.
"For Mayor Giuliani, truth is not a high value," Mr. Hevesi said in an uncharacteristically harsh and personal attack.
