Sentence examples for before being valued from inspiring English sources

If he voluntarily leaves the company after being valued at $1 million but before being valued at $5 million, he should have 10percentt of his total equity vested, and so on.

Instead, the designs of the sites and the loyalty and traffic they developed before their demise are being valued most.

In all the jobs she'd had before, she'd been valued for her steadiness.

The sugar beet was grown as a garden vegetable and for fodder long before it was valued for its sugar content.

iPhone The BBC has launched this "play-along" app for its Antiques Roadshow TV programme, taking the form of a valuation game that tests whether you can guess how much items are worth before they're valued on-screen by the show's experts.

That is centuries before landscape art was valued in its own right.

The next-highest amount went to Mr. Kilts, whose pay in the three months before he retired was valued at almost $9 million.

He left an estate appraised at $190,000, which seems a comfortable sum, but two years before it had been valued at $4 million.

Some deductions are allowed - any bills that are outstanding at the time of death can be paid off and funeral expenses paid before the estate is valued for tax purposes.

Beginning before birth, males are valued, and more than 100 million baby girls have been killed, aborted and neglected to die.

And depending on how TARP is operated, and how the assets are valued before taxpayers are forced to buy them, it could bloat our final bill for this mess while benefiting the very institutions that got us into it.