Sentence examples similar to value of award from inspiring English sources

But artists, investors, and officials alike recognize the potential value of award-winning movies.

Extending that period, she added, "is sort of a way of repricing and increasing the value of awards".

First were the adjustments made to long-term incentive grants, like decreasing the value of awards or dispensing the same number of shares regardless of a decline in their value.

"The value of awards given to the CEO could not be ascertained with reasonable accuracy owing to the rather confusing disclosure," Pirc said.

In 2001, only 52 K22s were awarded across all NIH institutes, with an average value of $136,000 per award.

Despite the large number of players in this tournament and the fewer prizes awarded, the value of the awards are much bigger.

Templeton stipulated that the cash value of the award must always be higher than the Nobel prizes.

The value of that award at the time was £400,000 and it matched the size of Rose's purchase of Ocado shares from his own pocket.

It had "caused irreparable harm to the value of the award for the foreseeable future", he wrote in the newspaper Svenska Dagbladet.

In one anguished moment, a Boston victim debates whether to have his gangrenous legs amputated, to increase the value of his award by a million dollars.

So you can fly one leg in economy and one in business class for the average between the economy and the business-class value of an award ticket.