Sentence examples for bring the value from inspiring English sources

That would bring the value of one share of the index to $23.85.

This would bring the value of asset sales by the group close to £2bn in less than a year.

In a co-op or condo, are the maintenance charges higher (that would bring the value down)?

If Tellem perceives that the market would support a Manny Ramirez-type contract, eight years for $160 million, though deferred payments bring the value closer to $140 million, and the Yankees balk at the price, Giambi might have to look elsewhere.

"There are some buildings that want to encourage more owner occupants," said Barak Dunayer, the president of Barak Realty, "because the feeling is that investors bring the value of a building down, while owners have a better interest in taking care of the building".

"Handwritten notes in older cookbooks can actually bring the value up," she said.

In all these days -- ways -- I will bring the values of our history to the care of our times.

I try to engage the other side and try to find ways we can bring the values of the kingdom of God into the experience of humanity".

The prospectus says it will "bring the values of a private education to young people of all backgrounds by providing a highly academic curriculum and strong discipline".

Administrators are increasingly appointed because of their ability and willingness to bring the values of the market to bear on their day-to-day decision-making.

And Mann's brief for Miami Vice was to bring the values of MTV to broadcast: slickness, style, sex, surfaces and shapes, all set to a hypnotic disco beat.