Sentence examples for after it was valued from inspiring English sources

Come November, Canopy was crowned the first marijuana "unicorn" after it was valued at more than a billion dollars, a feat fueled by a number of cannabis legalization votes in the U.S. There's now a dozen or so publicly traded Canadian weed companies, the market valuations of which have tripled or quadrupled in a short period of time.

In March, Twitter set off a frenzy of interest after it said it was valuing the stock it was offering to employees at $17 a share, according to VC Experts, a private company data provider.

Despite these reports of toxicity, L. torminosus mushrooms are prepared in Finland, Russia, and other northern and eastern European countries by parboiling, soaking in brine for several days, or pickling, after which it is valued for its peppery taste.

An hour after it announced its earnings, Amazon was valued at approximately $270bn while Walmart had closed with a valuation of $233bn.

The Conservative-run council wanted to sell the statue, after it was previously valued at £2m, because of high insurance and security costs.

"After World War II, multiculturalism was valued by the liberal Jewish community," Mr. Ingall said.

The company was valued at $2.8bn after its Nasdaq debut.

After all, in May 2009, the company was valued at $10 billion.

Even if you do not use the card, they may for example charge certain amount every month which would make the card loose it's value after a certain period.

As part of Sprint, it is being valued at about $5 billion after February's write-downs.

The 1950 painting, "Study After Velázquez," is valued at $17 million, and the Tate Museum, which owns 50 Bacon works, said it could not afford it.