Sentence examples for be valued very differently from inspiring English sources

Put another way, the same company can be valued very differently by its backers, who needn't move in lockstep.

In addition, the sectors under study, dairy and meat production, are marked by certain features, which may not characterize some other agricultural sectors, and thus the member benefits may be valued very differently by other type of farmers.

Time Warner and AOL have traditionally been valued very differently.

wall street journal   Perella Weinberg to Assess the Value of a Brokerage Firm  |  The investment bank Perella Weinberg Partners has been called in to offer an assessment of Morgan Stanley Smith Barney, which is valued very differently by its two owners, Morgan Stanley and Citigroup, Reuters reports, citing two unidentified people familiar with the assignment.

Netflix's market cap is now larger than Comcast, which is pretty much just a symbolic thing given that the companies are valued very differently but is like one of those moments where Apple was larger than Exxon and may be some kind of watershed moment for technology.

They will also be valued differently than SaaS companies.

Thus, sensitivities for both lesions should be valued differently.

That one of Cyrus's prized possessions was a Turner painting of a sinking ship, an image that is valued and understood very differently as the family's fortunes change, is very much part of this newspaper story too.

Some benefits are valued differently by different employees.

A source close to Barclays said: "Barclays was paying a price for a very distressed asset that was valued differently from how it would otherwise be".

Diverse landscape elements in cities are valued differently by residents.