Sentences with phrase «outweigh benefits to the company»
Profitability and contribution to shareholder value outweigh benefits to the company's reputation.
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«While Alberta oil companies have a lot to gain, the small benefits to British Columbia are far outweighed by the enormous risk to our northern industries, fisheries, communities and ecology.»
BHP stuck to its position that the costs and risks of collapsing its «dual - listed company» structure currently outweighed the potential benefits.
It is widely claimed that the globalization of production helps to cut costs, and that (as long as gains are not outweighed by transport costs) everybody benefits; the truth of such claims is also strenuously challenged, and there is strong evidence that the real beneficiaries are powerful, wealthy, western countries, and the transnational companies they support.
For companies seeking to integrate comprehensive training programs, the benefits of e-learning outweigh the instructor - led training.
If you don't feel you have the skills to create a book trailer that steals the show, you can hire a company to make one for you — just do a little cost analysis first to see if the marketing benefits outweigh the price tag.
If your company will pay for most or all of your MBA program, then the benefits are likely to outweigh the costs.
The management and work required in getting her to enjoy living alongside another dog would very much outweigh any benefits, as there is no «cure» for a dog who as an adult clearly does not enjoy the company of other dogs.
Businesses that worry about unnecessarily revealing information about their operations and / or having that information used against them find that fears about disclosure are often exaggerated, that again benefits outweigh cost and that disclosure leads to stakeholders having more confidence in the company and view it as less a less risky investment.
In reality, the Obama midterm evaluation was built upon a 1,217 page analysis performed by EPA staff, a rigorous scientific and economic review that found that car companies currently had the technology to achieve the targets for model years 2022 - 2025, and that the economic benefits to car buyers would outweigh increased costs of compliance.