Sentence examples for category worth from inspiring English sources

What was once barely even a product is now a growing product category, worth hundreds of millions annually.

And although promised avocado was missing from the salad (a menu category worth considering), three huge shrimp had no trouble holding their own under a lime vinaigrette.

Travel is now by far the biggest category, worth some $63 billion last year, followed by computer equipment and software ($14 billion), cars ($13 billion), clothing ($11 billion) and home furnishings ($8 billion).Amazon's challengers come from two directions.

Today, Combe's hair coloring products, led by Just For Men, own more than 70percentt of the men's hair coloring market, a category worth with more than $140 million in sales last year, according to ACNielsen and Information Resources Inc., both market research companies.

Another person who has been briefed on the talks said bonds in that category worth billions of euros — perhaps even tens of billions — remained unaccounted for at the end of last week and were probably being held by hedge funds or in offshore accounts, making them harder to track.

The internet, however, turned that secondary market niche into a product category worth $10 to $15 billion at its peak — two to three times the size of the primary market it was based on.

(Other magazines in the category include Worth, at 507,000, and Bloomberg Personal Finance, 340,000).

As the directories are being put together, she said, editors discuss whether a category is worth adding.

Another research firm, NPD Group, claims that the "digital fitness" category was worth more than $330m in 2013.

We compile it in the following way: A first place in each category is worth 500 points, second place 499, and so on, down to zero for a company that isn't in a particular category.

The World Wildlife Fund estimates the category is worth $17 billion a year and includes the poaching of rhinoceros and elephants for their horns and tusks, hunting of large cat species for fur, and illegal harvesting of trees.