Sentence examples for economy valued from inspiring English sources

It estimates the sector represents 5% of the British economy valued at £76.9bn.

According to figures released a day before, India is now a $1 trillion economy, valued at market exchange rates.

As for greed, the mayor has been roughed up for pointing out the importance of the race to the city's economy, valued at about $340 million.

The deal they were getting ready to announce was thought to include: A boost to the world economy valued up to $1tn.

As a market, Nigeria boasts the dual distinction of being Africa's most populous nation and largest economy, valued at roughly half a trillion dollars.

Fracking for natural gas (an industry that is fast becoming a "key sector Utah's economy, valued at over 2.6 billion dollars in 2008") is also potentially a problem for the state, said author Caroline Gleich in her Hinckley Journal report.

In particular, that the system, despite massive expansion in the provision of higher and further education, has failed to deliver the vocational skills that the economy values quite as successfully as countries such as Germany or Switzerland.

They promote market economy values rather than the humanist mission of education.

The move came in response to a petition filed nearly two years ago by an environmental group, the Bluewater Network, which contends the current auto stickers overstate fuel economy values.

Meanwhile, twenty countries now have better graduation rates than the U.S., at a time when the global economy values higher-order skills more than ever.

"It's a case of where on the aviation and global economy value chain you want to position yourself," Mr. Cain said.