quantifiable benefit造句

• "The public has seen a quantifiable benefit, " he said.
• Companies are now emphasizing the quantifiable benefits they receive from dollars spent on meetings.
• Cost-benefit analysis is too inexact, too full of qualitative ruminations about non-quantifiable benefits, to yield decisive answers.
• If feel isn't enough, there are more quantifiable benefits, like the maintenance schedule : there isn't one.
• The calculations are necessarily inexact, especially where non-quantifiable benefits, like the value of clean air over the Grand Canyon, are involved.
• Democrats countered, truthfully, that most of the quantifiable benefits would accrue to folks like the Morgans and Vanderbilts and Rockefellers, forgetting that one of the Rockefellers is a prominent Democrat.
• "What we're finding right now is that the person who gets the job is the person who can very eloquently communicate the quantifiable benefits they have to offer that organization,"
• Corporate investors benefit by receiving Voluntary Carbon Scheme ( VCS ) credits and quantifiable benefits to biodiversity and poverty alleviation to surrounding communities from the annual REDD payments, which are based on performance in protecting the forests.
• Picking three projects at random, they found that the quantifiable benefits to the communities and to the participants make a dollar in AmeriCorps a better investment ( returning 160-260 percent ) than a Treasury or even AT & T bond.
• Picking three projects at random, they found that the quantifiable benefits to the communities and to the participants make a dollar in AmeriCorps a better investment ( returning 160-260 percent ) than a Treasury or even AT & AMP; T bond.
• In a report issued last week, the budget office said that an examination of 107 major rules finalized over the last 10 years found quantifiable benefits of between $ 146 billion and $ 230 billion, compared with costs of $ 36 billion to $ 42 billion.