Sentence examples for the value of picking from inspiring English sources

Many economists doubt the value of picking winners in this way.

In the online advertising game of scale, where Verizon is competing against the likes of Facebook and Google, you can see the value of picking up a wider audience, as well as content to serve to all of your audience, for a relatively small fee.

Mark McKinnon, a top adviser in President George W. Bush's campaigns, acknowledged the value of picking a divisive opponent.

The x-axis represents the maximum values of picking errors added to the synthetic data; the thick black lines indicates the range of relocation inaccuracies after 100 trials.

Or, perhaps, it would have been right if they had weighed confirmation from the Coast Guard that nothing was going on against the value of transmissions picked up on the police radio scanner beloved by home-bound senior citizens across the country.

If the market for draft picks were "efficient," meaning that the prices reflected intrinsic value, the resulting value for a team that trades up for a higher pick should be equal to the value of the picks it gives up.

Football Outsiders analyzed the Ravens' draft picks from 2001 through 2007 to determine the value of each pick, based on games started, compared with players at the same position chosen within 10 spots by other teams.

For his senior thesis, Ohlendorf studied the value of draft picks for major league teams.

Wells Fargo has written the value of the pick-a-pay portfolio down by about 20percentt, and is offering to restructure some of the loans.

Results of picking force showed that with increasing number of days after appearing the first petal on each head from 5 to 14 and decreasing loading rate from 150 g min−1 to 50 g min−1 values of picking force were decreased for three varieties, but diameter of sunflower head had different effects on picking force for each variety.

The number six pick is worth 1,600 and the value of the 38th pick is worth 520 points.