Sentence examples for be worth in from inspiring English sources
What can a Folio be worth in Japan?
"So it's going to be worth, in our estimation, $70 to $100 per share," he said.
WHY are they able to sell cars for much more than they would be worth in other countries?
It annoyed her when the Sunday Times Rich List estimated her to be worth in the region of £90m.
"Keith would now prefer a five-year deal," Reynolds said, one that would be worth in excess of $21 million.
You can safely say," he said, that "both of them will be worth in the many billions".
For whatever it may be worth in such circumstances, Richard Cheetham conducts the Orchestra of the Renaissance.
"Old GM" bonds which are still trading, and which will eventually convert into New GM shares, suggest that the stock could be worth in the high-$30s.
The course will take 6% of the proceeds of pitch sales.What a bookie's position will be worth in 40 years' time is anyone's guess.
The total is more than double the $18.2bn the company was said to be worth in June, when it raised $1.2bn from investors including Fidelity Investments and BlackRock.
With the previous high-dollar mark a reported $14 million per year in Istanbul for three years, the Singapore deal would be worth in excess of $70 million.
