Sentence examples for combined value by from inspiring English sources

Since the collapse of communism, however, the manufacturers have wanted the right to export their own drinks (which, they claim, would increase their combined value by $500m).

The others, embodied in ϵ, are not observed, except by the worker himself who can infer their combined value by subtracting his effort and ν from the value produced.

On February 2nd, in the first day's trading since the two firms announced their plans late on January 30th, their combined value soared by $15.7 billion.

In the 15 years since tax changes had paved the way for modern MLPs, a mere 15 had been launched and had a combined value of $20 billion by 2003.

If the contents of shipping containers are purchased by weight, not by the combined value of what's inside them, then waste can be transported by "averaging" the load.

But between September's announcement of the merger and May's launch of GCap the combined value of Capital Radio and GWR fell by £184m with an accompanying slide in revenue.

The combined value of shares owned by Mr. Furukawa and Mr. Obuchi's brother increased from about $55,000 in 1988 to about $64 million today, according to local media reports.

The discovery by police of a 1696 Stradivarius worth £1.2m and two bows with a combined value of £67,000 taken by opportunist thieves in 2010 while Korean-born violinist Min-Jin Kym was eating at a Pret a Manger cafe at Euston station has, she said, left her "on cloud nine" with an "incredible feeling of elation".

By increasing goods imports from the U.S. by a combined value of more than $1 trillion over that period, China would seek to reduce its trade surplus — which last year stood at $323 billion — to zero by 2024, one of the people said.

Commercial logging and the export of timber were for years the basis of the Belizean economy, but by 1960 the combined value of sugar and citrus exports had exceeded that of timber.

In 2017, the combined value of financial assets commanded by the University of Oxford and its constituent colleges was found to be over £5 billion.