Sentence examples for believed to be valued from inspiring English sources

His collection, numbering thousands of pieces, was believed to be valued at approximately $200 million.

The sale, which was expected to close by opening day, is believed to be valued at around $575 million.

That contract, believed to be valued at nearly $300 million, is due to expire in May 2009.

The stolen pieces included Picasso's 1912 Cubist painting "Dove With Green Peas" and Matisse's 1905 "Pastoral," as well as works by Georges Braque, Amedeo Modigliani and Fernand Léger, and are believed to be valued at about $120 million.

Adding to the gloom was the National Grid, which said it was abandoning plans to sell its property portfolio, believed to be valued at around £500m, after failing to find suitable offers.

Whether those actions lead to direct harm, or simply reduce protections through legislation, extremist ideology seeks to create one class that is believed to be more valued than another.

Citigroup estimates Le Grand could be worth $400m, while the group's Hong Kong InterContinental, also believed to be on the block, is valued at $600m.

This had sent company valuations in some countries well above what many analysts believed to be fair value – causing many investors to take the view that these markets were due a correction.

The reports also indicate that a property in Moscow believed to be owned by Romanov has been valued at £50m.

Spa therapy is based on both the drinking of and the bathing in certain waters containing properties believed to be of medicinal value.

Mansfield manager Adam Murray said: "We offered a deal to Matt which we believed to be of good value for the club and for what he brought.