例句與造句

1. Guardians value experience, and they seek a tangible return on their investments.
2. Consider Universal Law No . 5 : " Tangible investments must reap tangible returns.
3. Less tangible returns are the amount of time saved making photocopies and the speed at which routine paperwork can be distributed.
4. We like big dividends because they provide a safety net under stocks _ they are a real, tangible return on investment.
5. "God doesn't promise a tangible return on investments, but he promises the fruits of the Spirit, love and peace and joy, on a personal level.
6. It's difficult to find tangible returns in a sentence. 用tangible returns造句挺難的
7. The idea of spending money with no possibility of tangible return drives him absolutely nuts, so he scowls, behaves rudely and refuses to pitch in.
8. But they say a visit to a national forest was one of the few tangible returns average citizens received from their tax dollars and they want it back.
9. The approach of the VMM is to start by developing a framework of values, including costs, risks, tangible returns and intangible returns, then assign scores to each element in the framework.
10. Winning would also provide a tangible return for Chelsea owner Roman Abramovich, who has spent about 150 million pounds ( US $ 276 million ) on players since he bought it last July.
11. This includes both tangible returns, in the form of new discoveries in the biomedical and related sciences, as well as less tangible goods, such as the promotion of ecotourism and an ecological ethic.
12. "After hundreds of millions of dollars spent over the past 10 years on VA computer modernization for processing veterans claims, there has been no tangible return for the veteran or the taxpayer, " said Rep . Terry Everett, R-Ala ., whose House Veterans Affairs subcommittee is investigating what he describes as " terrible " service to disabled veterans.
13. Gift or " generalized reciprocity " is the exchange of goods and services without keeping track of their exact value, but often with the expectation that their value will balance out over time . " Balanced or Symmetrical reciprocity " occurs when someone gives to someone else, expecting a fair and tangible return at a specified amount, time, and place.