Sentence examples for apparently valued from inspiring English sources

In retaliation, Cartrain crept into the Tate and stole some "vintage" art pencils from Hirst's "Pharmacy" sculpture early this year (the pilfered pencils were apparently valued at £500,000).

The talk of legal action appeared particularly significant because the aspect of the scandal that has most shocked Germans has been the light it has cast on how Mr. Kohl apparently valued power and loyalty more than his oath of office and the law.

That route would be trickier with Fab.com, which is now apparently valued at $1 billion.  .

That route would be more tricky with Fab.com, which is now apparently valued at $1 billion.

Another big problem was that the stock Facebook was offering Twitter was apparently valued based on the ridiculous $15 billion valuation after Microsoft's investment in October of 2007.

Encouragement especially was a recurrent theme that was apparently valued very highly.

The other holdings Magna apparently values in its agreement with M.I.

The Siemens-MHI offer apparently values Alstom's energy assets at almost €2 billion more than "a competitor's bid".

Governments don't want to be blamed for disasters on their watch, conservationists apparently value hope over truth, and scientists often don't see the reefs for the corals.

So much for the one product the firm already has on the market in Europe (for a rare affliction called Gaucher disease), as well as for an interesting library of drug targets generated by its proteomics division, which the market apparently values at less than nothing.OGS is not the only firm whose cash exceeds its market value.

It is only a 3.2% profit margin, so the company has to be considered a low-margin business, but the market apparently values the earnings, such as they are, at 60 times.