"Executives and stars that needless to say make vastly more money than the value of the product were waiting in line".
Perhaps if the media didn't kowtow to the cult of celebrity, if they realized how theater is a launch pad for many, a homecoming for others, and a career for vastly more, theater might be valued more as both a springboard for fame and a home for those with the special gift of performing live.
"Beyond any doubt," he said in 2009, "today the basic core values are vastly more 'green,' if you will, than they were in the 60's and 70's".
Much of the $17.8 billion fortune that made Prokhorov the second-richest man in Russia came from unlocking the value of assets vastly more distressed than the Mess in the Meadowlands.
That's precisely the equation that's led us down the road of valuing college prep vastly more than vocational education, and trying to train everyone for white collar careers, whether that's the best thing for a particular young person, or for the rest of us, in the first place.
Serco may be half Aggreko's size in terms of stockmarket value but it is a vastly more complicated business.
Evangelical Christian Republicans have vastly more in common with Mitt Romney's political values than with Barack Obama's.
"The economy has moved dramatically in the last five years, and intangible assets have taken on vastly more importance and now exceed tangible assets in terms of value".
Companies' urgent purchases of dollars to pay their debts -- dollars that have grown vastly more expensive as the rupiah weakens -- have helped depress the value of the rupiah even further.
Those who speak of "the gold standard" as if its worth were axiomatic, rather than a collective hallucination, forget that the value of an ounce of gold is vastly more imputed than intrinsic.
