Sentence examples for as being worth from inspiring English sources

The project is estimated as being worth up to $26 billion.

These were judged as being worth between one and two hours wait, dependent on cravings.

They valued 3Com as being worth $23 billion less than the value of its stake in Palm.

"It would be a lovely surprise because I never really thought of them as being worth anything," he says.

(The rights have been reported, but not confirmed, as being worth between $40 million and $55 million).

Big Business Wildlife hunting is big business – a recent 2013 estimate valued the illegal poaching trade in Africa as being worth $17 billion dollars a year and growing.

President Roosevelt and Congress redefined the dollar as being worth 15.238 grains and made it illegal for Americans to own gold coins.

That settlement has been estimated as being worth $7.8 billion, but, since it is uncapped, it could actually wind up costing BP a lot more than that.

We treat their lives as being worth less than a few hundred dollars because that's what it would take to save them.

The new deal has been reported as being worth £15m over five years, although an Endemol source described the figure as "wildly speculative".

But on Wednesday Glendale officials discounted that offer as being worth considerably less because of what City Attorney Craig Tindall called "multiple contingencies" attached to the amount.