Sentence examples for to ascribe value from inspiring English sources

It is too early to ascribe value in our target price, but our blue sky points to around £200m of value (25% of current enterprise value) by 2020.

"Because it was so difficult they began to ascribe value to it [and] it challenged some of the preconceptions they had about physical ability," says Evans.

When we ascribe rights to groups as such, we may seem to ascribe value to groups as such.

We used the EQ-5D instrument 8 to measure patients' health states and to ascribe values to those states.

But again, it is a mistake to think that such transfers can be secured 'only once individuals [are] able to represent and ascribe value to long-term cooperative goals [i.e. goal maintenance], as well as to resist the temptation of defection on a daily basis [i.e. inhibition].' (Dubreuil 2010b, p. 62) To start, it is questionable whether cooperative breeding drives on long-term cooperation at all.

"I'm trying to play with how we ascribe value to history, how we build the story of history, how we perceive art by glamorizing banal locations and things from around the city," Mr. Hudson said.

Still, there was a silver lining: "I like to consider myself a blank cheque on which people are free to ascribe whatever value they feel appropriate".

We recognize that Homebase has been under pressure due to the weak housing market, but to ascribe no value to the second largest DIY retailer in the UK seems extreme.

We think the market is consistently failing to ascribe any value to Sportingbet's Turkish operations and we would regard a sale as beneficial to its EV and subsequent valuation.

"It is very clear to the Dana Board that KNOC is also unwilling to ascribe any value to Dana's ongoing business development programme, despite KNOC being aware of significant, well advanced, non-public and valuable activities in this area, which could materially increase Dana's oil production and reserves in the near term".

We used the calorie information posted on the websites of each restaurant chain at 1 March 2007 and 1 March 2009 to ascribe a value to each item, including extras or customisations (such as extra cheese, sauce, or salad dressing).