Sentence examples for To be valuing from inspiring English sources

The investors are said to be valuing the company at more than $800 million.

Still, investors appear to be valuing the big music companies more than they did in the first years of the slide.

By that formula, he seemed to be valuing Aetna shares at more than $85 each, said Christopher Traulsen, an analyst with Morningstar Inc., the investment research firm in Chicago.

How are people going to be valuing these stocks a year from now?

If someone close to you is really hung up on their sexual attractiveness to others, they're unlikely to be valuing themselves as a whole person and are very vulnerable to being preyed upon by unscrupulous suitors.

Consistency is to be valued.

To be busy is to be valued.

Whatever works is to be valued.

She wanted to be valued, and writers often aren't.

It is thought to be valued at £1.3bn.

Of course such men are always to be valued.