Sentence examples for current annual value from inspiring English sources

The participation of the United States and other major economies like Japan would create a global market that could be worth up to $3 trillion annually by 2020, compared with its current annual value of $130 billion, he said.

"It's hard to believe that this started out as a potential $4 billion problem," said Mr. Rangel, referring to the current annual value of the old export subsidy that is being repealed.

Positive associations were detected below the current annual European limit value of 25 μg/m for PM2.5 (1.01, 1.01 to 1.39, for 5 μg/m increase in PM2.5) and below 40 μg/m for PM10 (1.00, 1.00 to 1.27, for 10 μg/m increase in PM10).

Subsequently, based on a comparison of social media metrics, existing shoe deals, and a feel for the current supply-demand conditions, my forecast is that Zion's first shoe endorsement will yield an annual value between $9-10.5 9-10.5 millionly.

At this stage, Star Biz, Inc. still has no real value other than that of its tangible assets, including its equipment, inventory, and fixtures (and even those won't be valued at more than a fraction of original cost), or some deeply discounted value of its current annual sales.

The Yankees planned to make Rodriguez an offer that gave him a raise over the $25.2 million average annual value of his current contract, and they wanted to tie him up until 2015, when he will turn 40.

Nearly all PM2.5 (99%) values in Iowa were below the current annual National Ambient Air Quality Standard of 12 μg/m (U.S. Environmental Protection Agency 2012), whereas 69% of values were below this standard in North Carolina.

(Its current annual budget is $820,000).

That compares with current annual emissions of some 9.7 gigatonnes.

That would give it an annual value of £150m.

The programme has a current annual budget of £100m.