Sentence examples for value of takings from inspiring English sources

Net profit from the charity's £161m ($271m) in retail income was £31.1m ($52.3m) in 2013, up 8% from the year before, and more than double the value of takings when the recession hit in 2007.Oxfam, one of Britain's best known charities, is probably the only charity retailer not expanding in the country, explains Georgia Boon, the group's head of strategic planning.

The expectancy of solving an item successfully and the personal value of taking the test are considered antecedents of test-taking engagement.

Silicon Valley provides an excellent example of the value of risk-taking inquisitiveness.

The demonstrable value of history-taking software as compared with physician-acquired histories depends on the training, knowledge and time available for history-taking by physicians as well as the burden of disease in a population.

In other words, we sought to measure the overall health state (utility value) of 'daily pill-taking'.

The Supreme Court has been gradually recognizing that some regulations reducing the value of a person's property are a form of takings.

The variable female is a dummy taking on the value of 1 for a female and 0 for a male.

"If the world were not arranged in such a way that our stance-taking toward the value of truth 'succeeds' beyond the I's act, then science, which pushes forward to cognize the world, is impossible.

In some cases this means that while a covariate dummy may have a positive RRR for a certain outcome, the probability of the outcome for the dummy taking on a value of 1 may actually be lower than that when the dummy is zero.

Given these findings we might expect that turn-taking evolves when the value of the limited resource is small.

In the area of human capital, the report suggests an examination of cultural values of creativity, risk taking, fear of failure and the empowerment of workers, as well as the encouragement of young people to walk the innovation route by aiming to become scientists.