International has decided that some of its funeral homes are worth more dead than alive.
Sad, but true: Some automakers may be worth more dead than alive.
Lenders have limited patience with funding such operating losses, and if there is no prospect for reducing them, then the company would be worth more to creditors dead than alive.
Classical (ditto jazz) is a fascinating niche industry annually pronounced dead but more alive than ever.
Europe's banks may have shown that they are more alive than dead, but their recovery is far from assured.
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Instead they said he was worth more alive than dead because of his ongoing work helping youths to avoid gangs.
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The sad reality is that in many developing countries there are too many interest groups that view forests as being worth more (to them) dead than alive.
As technological progress allows the exchange of goods and ideas over longer distances and among larger groups of trading partners, other people become more valuable alive than dead.
Because negotiators are business people and business people operate in a world where other people are more valuable to us alive than dead.
This is why patents are often worth more when a company is dead and has nothing to lose from patent counter suits, than when it is alive and does.
He made a name for himself early on with zombie movie "Dead Alive, " and during the course of a career that has spanned more than two decades, he brought a variety of ghoulish characters to the big screen in the "Rings" films.
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