Sentence examples for societal return from inspiring English sources

" 'How do I invest in the community, how do I invest in education, and how do I measure a societal return on that investment?' A lot of these people are engineers.

As long as our societal return on assets is handily higher than the top sustainable interest rates imaginable (averaging long and short term), borrowing will slowly rise.

"There would be a public cost to refit and modernise phone boxes, and without a clear benefit to society, so I'm not sure there will be a good societal return on investment".

Fears about a potential spike in violence against women and a societal return to more traditional values have also arisen.

Investments in national service bring multiple benefits as research has shown that every dollar invested in national service programs brings in a societal return equivalent to nearly 4 dollars.

Government participation may be necessary to ensure a level of investment that is justified in terms of the level of societal returns.

Policies to control healthcare costs in the United States should focus on the root causes that lead to such significant increases in cost without appreciable societal returns on investment.

Given that public debt has never been less expensive, the societal returns on such investments will be rather high, and the population health paybacks of such a strategy would be significant.

As research-led advances in biomedicine are an important source of gains in longevity, investments in research on ageing should properly be seen within the context of their potentially enormous societal returns.

"This is a societal issue," he said.

"It's yet another signal that the mayor is more interested in criminal justice rather than in investing in schools and kids where there is an societal and economic return".