Sentence examples for significant economic value from inspiring English sources

Behind the rather threatening tone lurks this proposition: there is no longer significant economic value in thoughtful, meticulously researched journalism.

"In a market system based on trust, reputation has a significant economic value," Mr. Greenspan told the audience.

Owing to its multiple potential functions, Cordyceps are in great demand and represent significant economic value.

The Medlens argued that although Avery had no significant economic value, he had lots of "intrinsic value" as a family member.

Such thinking assumes that despite its costs, there is significant economic value to be gained from providing digital channels to traditional store shoppers, and fusing the shopping experience across channels.

These conversion processes are therefore, by and large, economically uninteresting in remote areas, where most of the biomass waste from the small-holder farmers still do not have a significant economic value.

It further indicates that significant economic values have been attached to these various functions.

This approach has significant potential economic value as described by (Hamlet et al. [2002]).

Derivatives generated from chitin such as chitosan and COS have significant potential economic values with more than 200 applications in water treatment, food, agriculture, healthcare products, environmental sector, pharmaceuticals, and biomedicine (Kaur and Dhillon 2013; Muzzarelli 1989; Sandford 1989; Synowiecki and Al-Khateeb 1997).

Stored grain represents significant economic and nutritional value to humankind, but despite this value, storage losses are common (estimated to vary from 2%to30%0%).

As well as being economically sustainable for the company itself, this engagement approach has created significant economic and social value for the Chinese society with 14,600 new jobs in the local economy and 140,000 saved life years [ 27].