Tony Hines defines value as follows: “ Ultimately it is the customer who pays the price for service delivered that confirms value and not the producer who simply adds cost until that point ”

Ultimately, the book became one of the best selling novels of the first half of the 1970s, requiring 23 re-prints between 1971 and 1974 to keep up with customer demand.

Ultimately it's the customer who's buying the product.

Ultimately, Hank cares for the people around him, particularly his family and friends and is always out to do what is right.

Ultimately, she realizes that she and Jondalar have never had a clear discussion of his interests and preferences and of whether or not he cares for her as she cares for him.

Ultimately, a chemical park emerged at nearby Leuna which is one of the most modern sites of its kind in Europe with high ecological standards.

Ultimately, race came to represent not only the most important traits of the human body, but was also regarded as decisively shaping the character and personality of the nation.

Ultimately, Lewis and colleagues disagreed with most of Gould's criticisms of Morton, finding that Gould's work was " poorly supported ", and that, in their opinion, the confirmation of the results of Morton's original work " weakens the argument of Gould, and others, that biased results are endemic in science.

Ultimately, the Flyers finished with a 22 – 48 – 12 record — the most losses and the worst winning percentage in franchise history, and the worst record in the league.

Ultimately, most of the Muskogee diaspora settled in what is now Oklahoma.

Ultimately, pioneers like the Jonsdottir art gallery, Hamilton Grill ( still the city's most renowned restaurant ) and the Lambertville Station eatery ( a hotel soon followed ), the city began to attract artists and other creative types.

Ultimately, most of the Bristol to London trade used the Kennet and Avon Canal after it opened in 1810, as it provided a much shorter route than the Thames and Severn Canal.

Ultimately, the bodies we are most familiar with are vertebrate bodies similar to our own.

Ultimately the Robbie / Allen concept won because it provided the largest roof opening of all the finalists, and it was the most technically sound.

Ultimately a sniper attack was considered to be the method most likely to succeed.

Ultimately, Allenby ’ s column never suffered a reverse or lost a convoy during this period of the war – a fate that befell most column commanders at least once up to the end of the war.

As American whiskey authority Charles Kendrick Cowdery has observed, " By the time Bourbon County was formed in 1785, there were dozens if not hundreds of small farmer-distillers making whiskey throughout the region … Ultimately, most of the corn-based whiskey made west of the Alleghenies was called ' bourbon ', to distinguish it from the rye-based whiskies that predominated in the East.

Ultimately, none of these motives is identified as primary, so it is impossible to determine conclusively which applies, if indeed any of them do in isolation, or which is most important among them.

Ultimately numbering 52 volumes, it was the most comprehensive completed German encyclopedia of the 19th century, also called " der Wunder-Meyer " ( The marvellous Meyer ).

Ultimately, even if succession tends towards a steady state, the time required to achieve this state is unrealistically long ; in most cases, external disturbances and environmental change occur so frequently that the realization of a climax community is unlikely, and therefore it has come to be regarded as a less useful concept.

Ultimately, the act's technical failures were exploited by both the union officials – most famously the Teamsters, whose president, Jimmy Hoffa, among others, notably raided the union pension coffers for his own personal investments – and the courts.

Ultimately, public rent-seeking hurts the economy the most because innovation is what drives economic growth.

Ultimately the Third Anglo-Maratha War ( 1817 – 1818 ), a last-ditch effort to regain sovereignty, resulted in the loss of Maratha independence: it left the British in control of most of India.

Ultimately, the crisis resulted in the departure of the United Jewish Peoples ' Order, Salsberg, Robert Laxer and most of the party's Jewish members in 1956.

Ultimately, most land-grant colleges became large public universities that today offer a full spectrum of educational opportunities.

Ultimately he obtained this, and as Superior General he was then able to move brothers across diocesan boundaries to wherever they were most needed.

Ultimately, it was the media's reaction and stressing of a widening " credibility gap " that did the most damage to the Johnson Administration's efforts.

Ultimately, seven were built, but most of them were scuttled in the lake in 1926.

Ultimately, it was within the Royal Navy that most of Lanchesters produced went into service.

Ultimately if this amount of risk taking leads the perception of the company to exceed the boundaries of logic and fact, the company will most likely fail based on their poor perception.

Ultimately the U.N. army in the Congo reached a top strength of 19,000, including about 5,000 from India and a few soldiers from Eire and Sweden, who were the only whites.

Ultimately, midwives made a determination about the chances for an infant ’ s survival and likely recommended that a newborn with any severe deformities be exposed.

Ultimately Kievan Rus ' disintegrated, with the final blow being the Mongol invasion of 1237 – 40, that resulted in the destruction of Kiev and the death of about half the population of Rus '.

Ultimately, the combination of the increase in tax rates on lower incomes and decrease in deductions raised revenue equal to about 4 % of existing tax revenue.

Ultimately, the system as it stood could not deal quickly enough with the large deficits and surpluses created in the balance of payments ; this has previously been attributed to increasing rigidity of wages ( particularly in terms of wage cuts ) brought about by the advent of unionized labor, but is now more likely thought of as an inherent fault with the system which came to light under the pressures of war and rapid technological change.

Ultimately, the scattered references to " due process of law " in English law did not limit the power of the government ; about this, American law professor John Orth wrote that " the great phrases failed to retain their vitality.

Ultimately, this brings questions about who we are and the nature of our own importance.

Ultimately the measure failed by about a 2-1 margin.

Ultimately, the town paid the railroad $ 18, 000 in cash and half of the town's common lands for a railroad connection, and by December 1905 the tracks had been laid and a depot built about a mile from the city.

Ultimately Congress provided $ 253. 9 billion TOA, about $ 2 billion more than in FY 1994, but actually a 1. 2 % cut in real growth.

Ultimately, Avellone has expressed some regret about the game's heavy focus on dialogue, as he feels this interfered with the overall game mechanics, particularly the combat system.

Ultimately, when the Federal Elections Commission ruled Buchanan was to receive ballot status as the Reform candidate, as well as about $ 12. 6 million in federal campaign funds secured by Perot's showing in the 1996 election, Buchanan won the nomination.

Ultimately, the Lamanites were successful in destroying the Nephites, in a series of wars from 326 to about 400 A. D.

When queried about games where real-world transactions for in-game assets are not permitted, but there is an ' unofficial secondary market ', Chapman responded: " Ultimately the point is whether the thing that you win has value in money or money ’ s worth.

Ultimately, a compromise was negotiated, bringing the countess a substantial fortune, from which she paid Lassalle an annual income of 5000 thalers ( about £ 750 ) for the rest of his life.

Ultimately, as they are about to bitterly part ways, she finally agrees to give him another chance " to save the friendship ".

Ultimately the slug forms a fruiting body in which about 20 % of the cells die to lift the remaining cells up to a better place for sporulation and dispersal.

Ultimately the only real way to manipulate vote pairing, and its effect on an election outcome, is to prevent people from learning about it, not to pose as a different kind of voter.

Ultimately, Granada succeeded with a £ 3. 9 billion tender offer in January 1996, which left the family with about £ 350 million in cash.

Ultimately however, differences of temperament and views about economic theory and practice ( especially in the 1937 debate over the savings-investment relationship in the General Theory ) led to some estrangement between the two men.

Ultimately, Lamonthe-Langan's work became the sole or principal primary source for a substantial part of twentieth century popular and historical beliefs about the Inquisition, witchcraft, torture and jurisprudence in the medieval period.

Ultimately, it was not the attacks of Junius, but the return of Chatham that brought about his departure from politics.

Ultimately, several Polish leaders were arrested during a general strike of about 140, 000 mine workers.

Ultimately, it's about entertainment, creating a show that people will be drawn to.

Ultimately, 85 per cent of all NVA units were on constant alert and trained to depart within 25 to 30 minutes from their bases to designated areas about five to seven kilometers apart.